Unmatched

Definition

unmatched /ʌn'mætʃt / adj ၿပိဳင္ဘက္ကင္းေသာ။ အတုမရိွေသာ။ an achievement that remains unmatched to this day.

Examples

1. ‘The Indian's obsession for politics and politicians remains unmatched by people of any nationality.’
2. ‘His record of awards and accolades must be unmatched by any other Australian musical figure.’
3. ‘But the pace and playability of this game is unmatched even today.’
4. ‘Death and destruction on a scale unmatched in all recorded history.’
5. ‘The intertwining of story and history remains unmatched and
6. even with its great length
7. nothing feels extraneous.’
8. ‘The necklace is famous for its unmatched brilliance and extraordinary design.’
9. ‘This geographic spread gives Japan a climatic diversity unmatched in countries of comparable size.’
10. ‘Any unmatched records were excluded from the live system but retained for potential matching.’
11. ‘I could only gaze at it
12. my image reflecting perfectly from its unmatched sheen.’
13. ‘In the colonial era
14. this argument was put forward with unmatched force both by Hindu and Muslim communalists.’
15. ‘Hogan was a superhero
16. unbeatable and unmatched in popularity.’
17. ‘Additionally
18. the Parthenon Marbles have always been on show here free of charge
19. a generosity unmatched in Athens.’
20. ‘As former chief fire officer
21. Pat Forkan
22. recalls
23. his ability behind the wheel was unmatched.’
24. ‘His range of experience dealing with difficult questions of federal law is unmatched.’
25. ‘That is a work ethic unmatched by any modern British group.’
26. ‘He was the star
27. recording an unmatched 24 birdies and four-and-a-half points.’
28. ‘But the notion that their voices have a purity unmatched by girls is not based on scientific fact
29. according to a new study.’
30. ‘If true
31. it is a feat of economic wizardry unmatched in the western industrialized world in the last quarter century.’
32. ‘It is the unmatched reliability of the Italian cars over the past five seasons that has been the foundation of his success.’
33. ‘Rather
34. his background and unmatched record mark him as one of the very best
35. perhaps even the best.’