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Meanings of almost unbeatable in English

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Usage of almost unbeatable in English
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They combine tactical knowledge with extreme firepower, making an almost unbeatable combination.
The Science of Battlestar Galactica
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The tennis Richards played in these sets was almost unbeatable.
The Art of Lawn Tennis
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But still he stays with the man who made him an almost unbeatable mid-distance champion.
The Guardian
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Yet there is something about Old Trafford in October that makes this Leeds team almost unbeatable.
The Guardian
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In those days, the mid-1980s, Nykänen was the best ski jumper in the world and almost unbeatable.
The Irish Times
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This guy is proving to be almost unbeatable and could be a likely challenger to world champion Magnus Carlsen.
Ebony
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They were almost unbeatable.
The Guardian
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After a poor outing in Dubai, the USA bounced back on day one at the Cape Town Sevens and looked almost unbeatable.
The South African
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Wiggins has been almost unbeatable in time trials in 2012 and riding against the clock is going to be as important as ever this year.
Reuters
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The story of how he forged an almost unbeatable army from a band of a dozen fugitives living on mulberries is known throughout the region.
The Guardian
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It means a 38-year-old head coach and 22-year-old outhalf are tasked with overcoming an Exeter team that appear almost unbeatable in Sandy Park.
The Irish Times
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