unparalleled

As performer his virtuosity was unquestioned and unparalleled.

We are living in an intellectual age, unparalleled in the history of the world.

Rose Euclid was still the unparalleled star, the image of grace and beauty and dominance upon the stage.

His face was fat and puffy, and exhibited an unparalleled self-sufficiency.

I asked Fitzsimmons why he was shocked, and he said, “By the obscenity of the thing—by its unparalleled beastliness.”

Harassed by fatigue and pain, I had yet power to ruminate on that series of unparalleled events that had lately happened.