unparalleled

especially British, un·par·al·lelled

[uhn-par-uh-leld]

adjective

1. not paralleled; unequaled or unmatched; peerless; unprecedented.

   unparalleled athletic ability.

unparalleled

/ ʌnˈpærəˌlɛld /

adjective

1. unmatched; unequalled

Word History and Origins

Origin of unparalleled¹

First recorded in 1585–95; un- ¹ + parallel + -ed ²

Example Sentences

Seasoned observers of the Rangers scene will tell you that the toxicity around him is probably unparalleled.

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According to those with inside knowledge of working with him, the 57-year-old Catalan has a technical knowledge which is unparalleled.

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If none of those games are won then the toxicity is going to be unparalleled - and that's saying something.

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Everyone you speak to about the 57-year-old Catalan says the same thing early in the conversation – that his technical knowledge is unparalleled.

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"You have to be unparalleled. You have to be superior athletically to be able to learn the game and then break through."

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Related Words

• exceptional 
• incomparable 
• rare 
• singular 
• unequaled 
• unique 
• unmatched 
• unprecedented 
• unrivaled 
• unsurpassed