unrivalledUKformal

Thesaurus: synonyms, antonyms, and examples

better than anyone or anything else
bestShe was the best singer in the country.
excellentHe was an excellent singer.
superlativeShe gave a superlative performance.
superbThe meal was absolutely superb.
outstandingHe was an outstanding chef.

SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases

Unique and unusual
accidental
alt-
alternative
atypically
be marked out as somethingidiom
flip
flip the scriptidiom
guerrilla
home brew
incongruous
peerless
personalization
personalized
quaintly
quaintness
unforgettably
unique
uniquely
unmatchable
unparalleled

Examples of unmatched

unmatched
The lively debates in disability studies about the appropriateness of non-disabled people studying disability were until recently unmatched in social gerontology.
Note that ignoring unmatched ghost nodes in comparing lineages does not imply that figures for tree-similarity will fail to penalize these discrepancies.
The comparison of cases to the unmatched control group was performed with logistic regression models.
The ion beam peak power and beam emittance is unmatched by any conventionally accelerated ion beam.
Statistically significant differences between cases and controls were found for the unmatched variables race, marital status, rank and component.
Yet the power of authentic remnants to engage the emotion and the mind, to link the imagination to other lives and other times, is unmatched.
The most important food and animal exposures and food preferences was analysed in the unmatched analysis, including 317 domestic cases and 445 controls.
Finally, we conducted an unmatched analysis of the full dataset, while still adjusting for the matching variables.
Since all controls providing food histories were adults, we compared these with the 74 cases over 15 years of age in an unmatched analysis.
Interesting effects emerge out of the combination of matched and unmatched image-sound elements at the various levels of organisation.
It then modifies and adapts the retrieved response to address the unmatched aspects of the request.
The study was a prospective, unmatched casecontrol investigation involving 7087 women.
Unmatched ghost nodes were ignored in comparing successive pairs of leaf lineages.
This was a level unmatched since 1932-33 and represented a fall of some 1.5 million tonnes below the output of 2001-02.
Since results were similar when unmatched analyses were conducted, the results presented here are unmatched with control for various confounding factors.
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