unequaled

especially British, un·e·qualled

[uhn-ee-kwuhld]

adjective

1. not equaled or surpassed; matchless.

   an unequaled record of victories.

   Synonyms: incomparable, inimitable, unrivaled, peerless

Word History and Origins

Origin of unequaled¹

1615–25; un- ¹ + equal ( def. ) + -ed ² ( def. )

Example Sentences

“This is an honor that is unprecedented and unequaled in generosity shown by the Los Angeles Philharmonic family — my family — in making this dedication,” he said.

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The literary legacy Vargas Llosa leaves behind, however, is practically unequaled in its scale, its reach or its influence.

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It promises to be a heretofore unequaled imperial presidency — unitary executive theory made real, but on steroids.

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Madrid also has a chance to add to its unequaled 14 European Cups.

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His musical heritage is unequaled by any composer today, in his connection to both the old and the new.

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Related Words

• peerless 
• unmatched 
• unparalleled 
• unrivaled 
• unsurpassed