undefeated
- adjective
- /ˌʌndɪˈfiːtɪd/
- So much for his undefeated record.
- an undefeated season
He says the Gypsy King is fearless, strong, undefeated, powerful.
- He says the Gypsy King is fearless, strong, undefeated, powerful.
- My name Zach, and I'm undefeated this season.
- Floyd Money Mayweather was undefeated for the last half of his career with one hand.
- And Floyd Mayweather, younger in his prime, just, you know, undefeated.
- For four years he has tied down huge numbers of Allied troops, remaining undefeated while cut off from home.
- He is an undefeated UFC featherweight from Searcy, AR.
- We were talking and it was, I was a undefeated heavyweight boxing champ.
- Isn't his his tour undefeated Yeah, yeah, he's crushing yeah.
- USC, by the way, by A&M;, Rutgers, undefeated, lost.
Examples
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Two years ago, Oregon rolled through an undefeated regular season and reached the BCS title game.
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They're undefeated in their last... one hundred and eight games.
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Another photo in the archive shows Elizabeth Moku with an undefeated basketball team.
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Today's guest is undefeated in the MMA fighting.
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Tressel's 2002 team was undefeated going into Camp Randall and had a very similar team.
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The 37-year-old has had an unprecedented run in the UFC, where he is undefeated.
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The Chicago Bulls remain undefeated in the playoffs this year.
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She celebrated her undefeated status after winning every match in the tournament.
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The team is aiming for an undefeated season, hoping to win all their games.
Synonyms
Too strong to be defeated
Very hard to beat in a contest, like a team or player
Not having lost a game or fight
Not beaten in a fight or struggle
Not beaten in a game or match
Winning every battle or contest
Antonyms
How Defeated
Surface Forms
Morphology
undefeated = defeated (transparent) = un + defeat + ed
The prefix 'un-' clearly negates the adjective 'defeated', forming 'undefeated'.
Etymology
Undefeated is simply un- 'not' plus defeat, a word that once meant 'to undo' or 'make someone lose'. So undefeated literally means 'not undone' and is used for a person or team that has 'never been beaten'.