unparalleled
Americanadjective
adjective
Etymology
Origin of unparalleled
Example Sentences
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“However, it now faces a formidable competitor in Amazon, which is competing on both price and access to unparalleled first-party commerce data,” Nathanson said in his latest report.
From MarketWatch
Those involved from Swansea University, Neath Port Talbot council and Margam Abbey Church said the discovery offered "unparalleled information about Wales' national story".
From BBC
Truly, on a day that began so dark, there wound up being a familiar glow cast on the Rose Bowl winners and their unparalleled surroundings.
From Los Angeles Times
Mr. Brown gives short shrift to Roosevelt’s unparalleled record on the conservation of public land.
"He long steered the men's professional golf world and overwhelmed others with his unparalleled strength," he said in a statement on the organisation's website.
From Barron's
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