unmatched
- adjective
- /ʌnˈmætʃt/
- Even though he sat on the bench, he had an unmatched intensity for winning.
- unmatched power
- unmatched condition
Personage can be charming but is said to have rabid streak unmatched by other Nazis.
- Personage can be charming but is said to have rabid streak unmatched by other Nazis.
- They just bring a level of depth to combat which is unmatched in the animal Kingdom.
- And his command of the English language is just unmatched.
- The Pro is you get that sound quality that's just unmatched.
- From student send offs to alumni events to graduations, their devotion is simply unmatched.
- That's probably unmatched by any other studio except the one on the same guy's yacht.
- What will it take for schools to open their eyes to a world of unmatched opportunity that very clearly lies in the minds of young people who still have their fire?
- He has a a certain charisma that is probably unmatched in politics.
- The corruption in the Trump administration is unmatched, as is the incompetence, the abject incompetence of the people that he surrounds himself with.
Examples
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His innovation is truly unmatched in the genre, thanks to his resolute dedication to his craft.
Blog text (2) -
As everybody knows, Tom is unmatched in the swimming pool.
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But the compelling reason for running Thesis is the outstanding, unmatched customer support.
Blog text (24) -
Her example of service, dedication and duty is now as unmatched as the length of her glorious reign.
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SOTS2 today is a lot of fun and unmatched in its depth, ambition, and feature set.
Blog text (22) -
He has a a certain charisma that is probably unmatched in politics.
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Your work as director of Le Concert des Amateurs is unmatched.
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Ted Fischer introduced me to this sleepy little town and has provided unmatched guidance along the way.
Academic text (2004) -
The two hosts are great together, unmatched chemistry, great storytellers and senses of humor.
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Her talent for painting is truly unmatched, standing out effortlessly among all the artists in the gallery.
Synonyms
A single person or thing that is special and has no equal
Better than anything else in quality or size
Very hard to beat in a contest, like a team or player
So good or special that nothing else matches it
Better than any other person or thing
So special and good that no one can copy it
Better than anything else in quality or skill
So good that it has no match
Better than any other person or thing
Much better than others in skill or quality
So good that nothing else is as good
A person or thing that is better than all others
So good that no one can do better
Having no equal in quality or skill
Better than any other
Much better than other people at something
Better than anything else in quality or success
Better than any other in skill or quality
Antonyms
How Exceptional
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Unmatched comes from the parts un- 'not' and match 'equal' or 'pair'. So if something is unmatched it has 'no match' and is better than anything else.