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Meanings of unmatched in English

Eminent beyond or above comparison.

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Of the remaining member of a pair, of socks e.g.

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Usage of unmatched in English
1
But his confidence and his power to move this market were unmatched.
The Irish Times
2
His body of work is unmatched as political theatre in our century.
The new yorker
3
She operated on a level of artistic elegance unmatched before or since.
The Guardian
4
The NOTAR system on the chopper's tail gave it unmatched hovering stability.
Transfer of power
5
On the other side of the hallway were seven unmatched side chairs.
Black Deutschland
6
Her leadership is unmatched and her quest to inspire others is contagious.
Ebony
7
At Paul Ricard he was unmatched, winning by 18 seconds from Bottas.
The Guardian
8
As usual, her outfit was a brilliant blend of unmatched, unexpected parts.
The irresistible henry house
9
The Off-Road King The Cruiser is almost unmatched in the off-road department.
The South African
10
In pure trophy terms, Alex Ferguson is unmatched as Britain's best manager.
The Irish Times
11
With his unmatched legs he must have made a somewhat noticeable figure.
The Grim Smile of the Five Towns
12
Dr. Martin Luther King's brilliance on those steps will forever be unmatched.
Ebony
13
Sure, Tommy can use his unmatched skill to mitigate the risk.
Rock and Ice Magazine
14
This level of protection is unmatched by current recombinant malaria vaccines.
Pubmed
15
The benefits were visible already after 4 weeks and unmatched by telephone alone.
Pubmed
16
He is an intriguing, Byronic figure, unmatched in depth of character even today.
The Guardian
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United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
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