unbeaten

[uhn-beet-n]

adjective

1. not struck, pounded, or whipped.

   unbeaten eggs.

2. not defeated or never defeated.

3. untrodden.

   unbeaten paths.

unbeaten

/ ʌnˈbiːtən /

adjective

1. having suffered no defeat

2. not worn down; untrodden

3. not mixed or stirred by beating

   unbeaten eggs

4. not beaten or struck

Word History and Origins

Origin of unbeaten¹

1225–75; Middle English unbeten; un- ¹, beaten

Example Sentences

As Amorim said on Friday, what had been a five-match unbeaten run could quickly turn into a three-game one without a win with a trip to Crystal Palace to follow on Sunday.

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City host Bayer Leverkusen in the Champions League on Tuesday, aiming to maintain their unbeaten start.

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They fell behind by two points and ended up winning 70-50 to complete their unbeaten season.

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Scottish Premiership leaders Hearts' unbeaten start to the season came to an end in a 1-0 defeat at Aberdeen on Sunday.

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They replied with 117-3 in just 12 overs to become the unbeaten champions in an inaugural tournament that also included Australia, Pakistan, Sri Lanka and the United States.

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Related Words

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