unchallenged
unchallenged — adjective
- unchallengedpositive
- more unchallengedcomparative
- most unchallengedsuperlative
1. used to describe a situation, idea, or person that is accepted by everyone as tr
used to describe a situation, idea, or person that is accepted by everyone as true, correct, or in charge, without anyone expressing doubt or opposition.
Owen's authority on the subject was so respected that his opinions went unchallenged at the conference.
go unchallenged — pass without objection
For decades, the theory remained unchallenged until new evidence from satellite images came to light.
remain + unchallenged for describing duration
Naoko's decision to lead the research team was accepted unchallenged by her colleagues.
The assumption that taller buildings mean more profit often goes unchallenged in city planning meetings.
Hassan's position as team captain went unchallenged because everyone trusted his judgment.
- unquestioned
very similar meaning; often used for beliefs or facts that nobody thinks to doubt, slightly more formal
- undisputed
focuses on the absence of any competing claim or argument, common in sports and rankings ('undisputed champion')
- uncontested
used mainly for elections, legal proceedings, or competitions where no one else tries to win
- unopposed
emphasises that no one actively fights or resists; common for political candidates or military advances
- contested
a situation where people argue against or try to change something
- disputed
a fact or claim that people disagree about
- questioned
when someone has expressed doubt about the truth or value of something
文法句型
go + unchallenged
remain + unchallenged
unchallenged + noun
用法筆記
Most commonly used as a predicative adjective after verbs like go, remain, or stand. When used attributively (before a noun), it often describes an assumption, belief, or position that has not been questioned.