Unsurpassed

Definition

unsurpassed /ʌnsǝ'pɑ:st / adj ၿပိဳင္ဘက္ကင္းေသာ။ မယွဥ္ႏိုင္ေသာ။ လြန္ကဲေသာ။ The quality of workmanship is unsurpassed. ❍ crime figures unsurpassed in recent history.

Examples

1. ‘In an area like the Borders
2. where there is a proud heritage and a popular love of rugby that is unsurpassed anywhere
3. a pro-team should flourish.’
4. ‘Notice that it doesn't say that an unsurpassed
5. penetrating and perfect dharma is rare.’
6. ‘The stylistic theming is unsurpassed in anything I have ever seen.’
7. ‘The range
8. magnificence and diversity of the monuments in the Luxor area is unsurpassed in all of Egypt.’
9. ‘The magnificence and diversity of the wildlife and landscape is unsurpassed.’
10. ‘His unsurpassed resilience to Hollywood's finest voice coaches may get laughs from the critics
11. but also works in his favour.’
12. ‘Rising enrollment in area schools is part of a movement that experts say is unsurpassed in the country's education history since the Civil War.’
13. ‘His plotting is unsurpassed
14. her characters entirely believable
15. and her prose the most readable in crime fiction.’
16. ‘One defeat in eight years is unsurpassed by any player in any tournament and this period of dominance gives him an enormous advantage when he walks on to court.’
17. ‘The beauty and the charm of this lovely spot is unsurpassed.’
18. ‘His knowledge of Westbury was said to be unsurpassed and he had been a key player in planning the town's visitor centre
19. which opened in December.’
20. ‘It is of a transcendent level of kitsch
21. unsurpassed in any votive shrine I've ever seen.’
22. ‘The artistry of the hidden beauty lies in its polysemy
23. and that of the visible in its unsurpassed preeminence.’
24. ‘It is amazing that
25. in an era of unsurpassed economic vibrancy
26. that we still have young people who fall through the net of illiteracy.’
27. ‘He was praised as ‘a Belfast boy
28. who made a historic and unsurpassed contribution to Association Football’.’
29. ‘Today it still remains unsurpassed by all who have tried.’
30. ‘It was not
31. alas
32. unique
33. unequalled
34. unsurpassed
35. or uncommon for all that.’
36. ‘Their affinity with the Leicester public
37. too
38. is unsurpassed.’
39. ‘They have always been leaders in scouting and their record in national competition is unsurpassed.’
40. ‘As the night wore on he was firmly in the middle of the action
41. playing with a passion unsurpassed among those performing.’