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beatless

beatless

4.9
A team or player who has not lost any match
  • adjective
  • /ˈbiːtləs/
translation icon : invicto
  • The boxer was proud of his beatless record throughout the season.

Examples

  • The champion remains beatless after ten matches.

  • After five matches the team remained beatless, much to the coach's pride.

  • They celebrated their beatless run at the end of the tournament.

  • His beatless streak is impressive.

  • After five matches, the team remained beatless, which made their supporters very proud.

  • The boxer celebrated his beatless record, having won every match this season.

  • They honored their beatless performance at the award ceremony after the tournament.

Synonyms

undefeated
vsbeatless
56 3.6

Not having lost any game or match

is the simple absence of defeat rather than strong triumph
all-victorious
vsbeatless
  • Archaic
7.9

Winning every battle or contest

is the same lack of defeat but less grand and constant in success

Antonyms

2.7

People who lost in a war or competition

How Defeated

routing
1 8.3
beatless
4.9
invincible
92 6.5

Surface Forms

beatless positive

Morphology

beatless = beat (semi-transparent) = beat + less

Requires interpreting 'beat' as 'defeat' and reading '-less' as 'without being beaten', which is less directly compositional for many learners.

Etymology

Beatless uses beat in the sense 'to defeat' and the ending -less meaning 'without'. So it means 'without being beaten', in other words 'undefeated'.