unrivalledUKformal

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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.

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unparalleled | American Dictionary

unparalleled
adjective
us/ʌnˈpær·əˌleld/
having no equal; better or greater than any other:
We have an unparalleled record of solid growth.

Examples of unparalleled

unparalleled
The transitions in this region emerged with what appears as possibly unparalleled speed.
It is based on an impressive amount of research which reflects the author's unparalleled mastery of sources and historiography in four languages.
She has worked her way into a set of privileged business relations through an unparalleled combination of market savvy, charisma, and sheer gall.
By paying close attention to the age, gender and status of converts, he is able to trace the process of conversion with unparalleled precision.
The study of ancient medicine over the last thirty years has developed to an extent unparalleled since the sixteenth century.
From his unparalleled understanding of this scene and his sense of its structures of feeling, he constructs important insights into the musical form.
Beetles, with their unparalleled species and habitat diversity, might be a major untapped source of antibiotics and biopharmaceuticals.
What we do have is an unparalleled collection of religious material allegedly stopped at the press.
Such terms as 'unprecedented' and 'unparalleled' are in themselves suspect.
The farm, as was mentioned above, yields unparalleled value for money for these algorithms.
It was, in fact, a collaboration of unparalleled intensity.
The sheer speed and scope of contemporary human movement, propelled by conflict or economic pressures or the advantages of wealth, are unparalleled.
This level of public funding is unparalleled in any other country in the world.
Ridgeologists might understandably be concerned about drawing legal attention to the fact that this unparalleled credibility was won using a methodology they now repudiate.
Alternatively, apiaries are often associated with these water sources; indeed, the abundance of apiaries here is unparalleled.
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