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Definition of unequalled in English: unequalled(US unequaled) adjectiveʌnˈiːkw(ə)ldˌənˈikwəld Superior to all others in performance or extent. a range of facilities unequalled in London trout of unequalled quality Example sentencesExamples - The vital atmosphere in this city is unequalled.
- His long service to Brentford is virtually unequalled.
- In its exuberant veneers and boldly sculptural quality, it is unequaled.
- Berix is quite small and has an unequalled 10-year record.
- To an extent almost certainly unequaled by other animals, humans have evolved through cultural change.
- His expert analysis of what's going on behind the scenes is unequalled.
- By the way, it's outside of all the regions discussed above, but Northern Australia offers unequalled opportunities for, at the very least, storage installations.
- It has an unequalled record for stability in the entire industry.
- Now he's moved to Washington, where the pressure to perform is unequaled in the NFL.
- On Sunday you had almost 80,000 spectators packing one of the best stadiums in Europe with an atmosphere unequalled at any sporting event in these islands.
- And she remains unequalled for her work with the unemployed, her contribution to the freedom-struggle and for her political achievements.
- The political transition has been recorded as unequaled in many parts of the world where there has been change of systems.
- His contest record is unequalled, but it was his incredible free-surfing that raised the bar to a new level.
- They are the unequalled masters of right-wing think tanks, foundations, and corporate funding.
- We have an unequalled record in pushing for peace and progress and in bringing about real and radical change.
- On a suburban road in normal traffic conditions, the Corolla is unequalled, passing every challenge I threw at it.
- Today, it appears that their brilliance still remains unequalled.
- It was not, alas, unique, unequalled, unsurpassed, or uncommon for all that.
- It has a tradition unequalled in any part of this country.
- Cox's record in Europe is unequalled by any other Irish person before or since him.
Synonyms unbeaten, unmatched, matchless, unrivalled, without equal, unsurpassed, unparalleled, without parallel, peerless, incomparable, beyond compare, inimitable, second to none, record, best ever, nonpareil, unique French par excellence
Definition of unequaled in US English: unequaled(British unequalled) adjectiveˌənˈēkwəldˌənˈikwəld Superior to all others in performance or extent. a range of facilities unequaled in Chicago trout of unequaled quality Example sentencesExamples - On Sunday you had almost 80,000 spectators packing one of the best stadiums in Europe with an atmosphere unequalled at any sporting event in these islands.
- It has an unequalled record for stability in the entire industry.
- His contest record is unequalled, but it was his incredible free-surfing that raised the bar to a new level.
- Berix is quite small and has an unequalled 10-year record.
- They are the unequalled masters of right-wing think tanks, foundations, and corporate funding.
- It has a tradition unequalled in any part of this country.
- Now he's moved to Washington, where the pressure to perform is unequaled in the NFL.
- We have an unequalled record in pushing for peace and progress and in bringing about real and radical change.
- Cox's record in Europe is unequalled by any other Irish person before or since him.
- By the way, it's outside of all the regions discussed above, but Northern Australia offers unequalled opportunities for, at the very least, storage installations.
- The political transition has been recorded as unequaled in many parts of the world where there has been change of systems.
- To an extent almost certainly unequaled by other animals, humans have evolved through cultural change.
- On a suburban road in normal traffic conditions, the Corolla is unequalled, passing every challenge I threw at it.
- It was not, alas, unique, unequalled, unsurpassed, or uncommon for all that.
- His long service to Brentford is virtually unequalled.
- His expert analysis of what's going on behind the scenes is unequalled.
- And she remains unequalled for her work with the unemployed, her contribution to the freedom-struggle and for her political achievements.
- The vital atmosphere in this city is unequalled.
- Today, it appears that their brilliance still remains unequalled.
- In its exuberant veneers and boldly sculptural quality, it is unequaled.
Synonyms unbeaten, unmatched, matchless, unrivalled, without equal, unsurpassed, unparalleled, without parallel, peerless, incomparable, beyond compare, inimitable, second to none, record, best ever, nonpareil, unique
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