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Meanings of unequalled in anglès
Radically distinctive and without equal.
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Usage of unequalled in anglès
1
But in the general memory of the country Jenny Lind remains unequalled.
2
In flavor, the Red Dutch is unequalled by any other red currant.
3
The Grand Points, in this unequalled Scheme, may be explained as follows:
4
Yet was the landscape of Lexley Park one of almost unequalled beauty.
5
Maria, for the sake of this oath I have suffered unequalled torments.
6
What Cowley has written upon Hope shows an unequalled fertility of invention:
7
They shew a vivid imagination and an almost unequalled power of illustration.
8
But Mother Mitchel was there to sustain them with her unequalled energy.
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To him she was peerless among women, and her beauty was unequalled.
10
The climate was declared to be unequalled, salubrious, equable, pleasant and bracing.
11
Their glorious institutions, their unequalled freedom, were, of course, not left unsung.
12
The greatest curiosity is the water-works, which are perhaps unequalled in the world.
13
France strove at Verdun with a fortitude in adversity unequalled in her annals.
14
His use of the half volley is unequalled in modern tennis.
15
There was an unequalled year-long pilgrim age to commemorate its opening.
16
She stepped along the slender line of the gold bridge with grace unequalled.
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