unbeatable

adjective

un·beat·able | \ˌən-ˈbē-tə-bəl

Definition of unbeatable

1 : not capable of being defeated

2 : possessing unsurpassable qualities

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a restaurant with unbeatable food The store has unbeatable prices.

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However Portugal hardly has looked unbeatable since blitzing through World Cup qualifying with one loss in 10 games, led by Ronaldo’s 15 goals. — Kevin Baxter, latimes.com, "Who’s better, Ronaldo or Messi? World Cup could end the debate," 5 June 2018 Its economic expansion is outpacing even China’s, inflation is in check, its budget deficit seemed to be shrinking and its popular prime minister had looked unbeatable. — Corinne Abrams, WSJ, "Rupee’s Fall Points to Uncertain Future for Investment in India," 30 May 2018 Beat the heat this weekend by taking part in some of the unbeatable family-friendly events taking place throughout North Fulton. — Kelly Sundstrom, ajc, "4 things to do in North Fulton this weekend," 22 June 2018 Florence today gets the kind of rave reviews Slater did in his unbeatable prime. — Matt Warshaw, Outside Online, "The Dominance of Kelly Slater," 5 July 2018 The knee-jerk public reaction from Warriors’ lovers and haters is clear: The team just became unbeatable, with a starting lineup featuring five All-Stars in their primes (Stephen Curry, 30, is the old man). — Scott Ostler, SFChronicle.com, "With ‘Boogie,’ Warriors shoot into ‘death zone’," 9 July 2018 His match was Neville was the culmination of that, as Neville seemed almost unbeatable. — cleveland.com, "50 greatest wrestling matches of all time," 8 May 2018 Platforms: iOS, Android, Apple TV, Amazon Fire TV, Google Chromecast, Samsung Smart TV, Chrome and Safari The good: Free is unbeatable. — Jennifer Van Grove, sandiegouniontribune.com, "AT&T's WatchTV is here and it's a head-scratcher," 30 June 2018 Essentially, a Clemens home run — and the invigorating histrionics that occasionally follow — elevates Texas from good to nearly unbeatable. — Nick Moyle, San Antonio Express-News, "Kody Clemens’ antics are good for Texas, great for the CWS," 13 June 2018

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