unequalled

IPA/ʌnˈiːkwəld/

1.形容詞C1

釋義

so good, impressive, or extreme that no one and nothing else reaches the same standard

例句

The museum's collection of Ming dynasty ceramics is unequalled in quality and historical value.

collocation: unequalled in [quality/value]

Wei's unequalled skill as a surgeon saved countless lives over his forty-year career.

unequalled + noun for personal achievement

同義詞

unparalleled
most direct synonym at the same formality level; suggests nothing can be compared alongside it
unmatched
slightly more common in everyday writing, implying no competitor reaches the same level
peerless
more literary and emphatic, often used of talent or beauty
incomparable
stresses that the excellence is so great that comparison is impossible; often positive in tone

反義詞

ordinary
describes something with no special qualities, the opposite of being unmatched
mediocre
of only average or below-average quality, directly contrasting 'unequalled' excellence
commonplace
suggests something is so regular that it holds no distinction at all

unequalled + noun

be + unequalled in + noun

Typically describes quality, achievement, or intensity rather than quantity. Most common in formal or literary contexts.

❌Her skills were unequalled good.

✅Her skills were unequalled in quality.

💡'unequalled' is an adjective; use 'unequalled in + noun' rather than treating it as an adverb.

unequalled — adjective