What is another word for unmatchable?

Pronunciation: [ʌnmˈat͡ʃəbə͡l] (IPA)

The word unmatchable means unparalleled or incomparable. It is used to describe something that is so exceptional that it cannot be matched or equaled by any other thing. Some synonyms for unmatchable include unbeatable, unmatched, unrivaled, unprecedented, unsurpassed, extraordinary, exceptional, and unparalleled. These words describe something that is unsurpassable, incomparable, or beyond compare. Unmatchable can also be replaced with words like incomparable, unequaled, and matchless, all of which convey the same idea. When you come across a situation where you are looking for a word to describe something that is truly exceptional, any of these synonyms for unmatchable would be just perfect.

What are the hypernyms for Unmatchable?

A hypernym is a word with a broad meaning that encompasses more specific words called hyponyms.

What are the opposite words for unmatchable?

The word "unmatchable" implies that something is unique and cannot be compared to anything else. Its antonyms, on the other hand, are words that describe the opposite, such as ordinary, ordinary, mediocre, or typical. The term "matchable" is perhaps the most straightforward antonym, which means that something is comparable to others. Other opposite words include predictable, standard, average, or commonplace, which indicate that a particular object or person can be compared with others of its kind. These antonyms are useful in expressing the opposite of a quality that sets something apart from everything else, like unmatched quality or skill.

What are the antonyms for Unmatchable?

Usage examples for Unmatchable

But it is my opinion that such settings as I offer will really please, and they may possibly do something to bring these tunes, which have a unique, unmatchable beauty, into favour with choirs that dislike the effort and waste of unison singing.
"A Practical Discourse on Some Principles of Hymn-Singing"
Robert Bridges
The oxidized, ugly, discolored silver is not so fashionable as it was, and the beautiful, bright, highly polished silver, with its own natural and unmatchable color, has come in.
"Manners and Social Usages"
Mrs. John M. E. W. Sherwood
She hath sown pain and plague in all our house, Love loathed of love, and mates unmatchable, Wild wedlock, and the lusts that bleat or low, And marriage-fodder snuffed about of kine.
"Poems & Ballads (First Series)"
Algernon Charles Swinburne

Famous quotes with Unmatchable

  • Rome has an puerile yet unmatchable. Rome hints at the possibility of becoming the main actor in the drama of one’s own life. (The hint is false, of course; but the stolid northern cities do not even possess the hint.)
    Robert Sheckley
  • She [Cleopatra] was then a very young girl, but had already begun to look upon the world as a mean, dark place, in which fortune and brightness were to be had only be seizing from others what one could and keeping it in one’s hold as long as possible. Believing that there were not enough desirable things for all to have share in them, she made up her mind that the happiest person was the one who was the cleverest thief. She worked with vicious fanaticism to have what she coveted; thinking that none knew so well as herself the joy of possessing and none therefore deserved so much. When she had won her way she softened as a goddess to mortals—pouring out affection and benevolence with an abandon that was unmatchable and frightening, but irresistible. Then she was happy, and felt virtuous.
    Laura Riding
  • The professor must be an obscurantist or he is nothing; he has a special and unmatchable talent for dullness, his central aim is not to expose the truth clearly, but to exhibit his profundity, his esotericity - in brief to stagger sophomores and other professors.
    H. L. Mencken

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