unbeatable

Examples

• All

• Despite their best efforts, the team recognized that their rivals had an unbeatable strategy.

• I want people to be comfortable and even happy when using our unbeatable 24-hour subway system.

  Blog text (1)

• I mean, they truly were considered unbeatable by everyone.

• Their best stuff is pretty good, the prices are good, and they have an unbeatable return policy.

  Blog text (30)

• Let's just say the primary aim of our research is to make American ground forces unbeatable against any foreign army in the world.

  The Gorge (2025)

• In the running broad jump, he put together the mental and the physical, an unbeatable combination.

  Fiction book (1994)

• All Gretzky's records are like unbeatable, except this one.

• With Nevin, the compulsion to have a drink was almost always unbeatable.

  Fiction book (1993)

• As a business model, mass customization offers an unbeatable combination of responsiveness and cost to deliver what customers want when they want it.

  Academic text (2011)

• We've shown multiple times that a cast off office computer with some strategic upgrades can be an unbeatable value for budget gamers.

Synonyms

I

invincible

vsunbeatable

92 6.5

Too strong to be defeated

is more about extreme difficulty than sheer overpowering strength

U

unstoppable

vsunbeatable

79 4.0

Impossible to prevent from continuing or reaching its goal

focuses on being hard to beat rather than continuous motion or progress

I

insurmountable

vsunbeatable

33 8.5

Impossible to get past

applies more widely to opponents or challenges, not only barriers

U

unassailable

vsunbeatable

11 8.0

So strong that no one can attack, defeat, or prove it wrong

is mainly about strong difficulty in beating rather than immunity to challenge

I

impregnable

vsunbeatable

10 7.9

Too strong and well protected for anyone to capture or defeat

is broader, applying to difficulty in beating not only physical defence

U

unwinnable

vsunbeatable

6 4.6

Not possible to win

means very hard to beat or surpass, not only the final win outcome

U

unconquerable

vsunbeatable

4 7.3

Too strong for anyone to defeat

highlights extreme difficulty rather than total immunity from defeat

I

insuperable

vsunbeatable

• Formal

2 9.1

So hard that no one can get past it

is about being hard to beat in contests or comparisons, not only obstacles

U

undefeatable

vsunbeatable

2 4.9

Too strong for anyone to beat

allows cases that are extremely difficult rather than absolutely impossible

U

unmatchable

vsunbeatable

1 6.2

A person or thing that is better than all others

emphasizes unmatched quality rather than being undefeatable in contest

U

unsurpassable

vsunbeatable

1 7.7

So good that no one can do better

focuses on surpassing in quality rather than on defeat or overcoming

U

unsurmountable

vsunbeatable

1 8.1

Impossible to overcome or get past, like a problem you cannot solve

is the general notion of extreme difficulty in defeat or surpassing

U

unhittable

vsunbeatable

1 7.3

Very hard to defeat in a competition or argument

is the broader term for extreme difficulty in being defeated or surpassed

U

unvanquishable

vsunbeatable

9.9

Cannot be defeated

focuses on hard-to-beat situations rather than absolute impossibility

I

inexpugnable

vsunbeatable

9.9

No one can beat or prove it wrong

covers general extreme difficulty, not specifically legal or logical proof

U

unsubduable

vsunbeatable

9.9

Not able to be defeated or controlled

emphasizes resistance to control rather than simple inability to be beaten

Antonyms

B

beatable

4 3.7

Able to be defeated by an opponent

How Hard

invincible

92 6.5

unbeatable

30 3.4

tough

∞ 2.6

beatable

4 3.7

easy

∞ 1.0

Surface Forms

Morphology

Etymology