unmatched

/ ʌnˈmætʃt /

adjective

1. not equalled

   a landscape of unmatched beauty

2. (of socks, clothes, etc) not matching

   unmatched dresses and stockings

Example Sentences

“When it comes to garment production, the storytelling side of upcycling is unmatched. Take the spoon dress from Hodakova. Where did those spoons come from? How were they collected? Why? Or Buzigahill, the Uganda-based upcycling label that makes amazing pieces but also tells the story of textile waste.”

From Los Angeles Times

"The show continually evolves for changing viewing habits bringing its unique and unmatched analysis and commentary across all platforms. Future plans for Match of the Day will be announced in due course."

From BBC

“It’s time for us to tell our story again — reminding people of our unmatched coffee expertise, our role in communities and the special experience that only Starbucks can provide,” Niccol said.

From Salon

That’s an unmatched level of precision among more than 3,000 counties nationwide.

From Los Angeles Times

A strong plot, he asserted in his unmatched analysis of tragedy, is not the same as an interesting biography, because “infinitely various are the incidents in one man’s life,” while effective drama depends on consequential action as a unifying focus.

From Los Angeles Times

Related Words

• incomparable
• unequaled
• unparalleled
• unrivaled