unbeaten
Americanadjective
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not struck, pounded, or whipped.
unbeaten eggs.
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not defeated or never defeated.
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untrodden.
unbeaten paths.
adjective
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having suffered no defeat
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not worn down; untrodden
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not mixed or stirred by beating
unbeaten eggs
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not beaten or struck
Etymology
Origin of unbeaten
Example Sentences
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Joe Root and Harry Brook hit hugely contrasting, but equally brilliant, unbeaten centuries as England beat Sri Lanka by 53 runs to clinch a one-day international series win.
From BBC
In four recent meetings between Premier League clubs and the Turkish giants, Galatasaray are unbeaten.
From BBC
The Belarusian is a two-time winner in Melbourne, while she is on a nine-match unbeaten run this season having triumphed at the Brisbane International.
From BBC
United's victory also lifted them into the top four at Liverpool's expense after the defending champions' long unbeaten run came undone at Bournemouth.
From Barron's
He is a solid all-round competitor and is on a five-fight unbeaten streak with just one loss in his past 11 contests.
From BBC
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