Meanings of have no equals in English

The Germans, in this department, have no equals.

She felt that she could do that also; she knew that in a matter of intrigue the dusky metis have no equals.

As soon as they have grown out of being touchy, and rounded off their edges, they will have no equals on earth.

In reality today in the Asiatic world, the Padeshah of the Ottoman Empire and the Shah of Persia, Mozeffer-Eddin, are peerless and have no equals.

A being who has no equals, can not be susceptible of glory.

As schoolmasters they had no equals in Europe for many years.

Happily, they were able to profit by every lesson, and soon had no equals among our commanders.

In that kind of oratory he excelled most of his contemporaries-indeed ,hehad no equals in the State.

Shakspere had no equals or superiors.

KUMASAKA They had no equals.

God has no equals-nofellow-beings

Enmity itself was compelled to own that, in the art of managing and forming the tender mind, they had no equals.

In tugs-of-war and "uprooting the gorse" he had no equals, but a sense of his educational deficiencies kept him at his books.

None of his works are extant; but as he alone was permitted to make the statue of Alexander, we infer that he had no equals.