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Meanings of matchless in English
Eminent beyond or above comparison.
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Usage of matchless in English
1
The thorn is known which pierced the matchless joyousness of Charles Lamb.
2
In conversation, the old Lincoln, the matchless phrase-maker, could still express himself.
3
The joy of them, the ease, the grace, the beauty, are matchless.
4
I have had, and still have, Jowett and Low; they are matchless.
5
He was terrible in invective, matchless at repartee, and insensible to fear.
6
I am convinced he is matchless in any other country, except Ireland.
7
He accuses Hector of murder out of desire for the matchless steeds.
8
But my primary reason for advocating it is its matchless intellectual economy.
9
To all these his matchless oratory was but an instrument and incident.
10
The lithe step, steady swing, and lightly poised arms proclaim matchless veterans.
11
Receive from your guardian his most precious gift-mymatchless and injured son.
12
She smiled at me through unshed tears that magnified her matchless eyes.
13
Torn asunder were those matchless wings, and their records were scattered unnoticed.
14
He was a man of rare courtesy, and yet of matchless courage.
15
The bright, the matchless one, the spell and fascination of his life!
16
Its flower is fully developed and blooming in all its matchless beauty!
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United Kingdom
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