Unrivalled is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for UNRIVALLED in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:
• without a rival, also UNRIVALED
• better than everyone or everything of the same type
• eminent beyond or above comparison
• without a rival
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• having no rival; incomparable, supreme

How to use UNRIVALLED in a sentence

• From this time Franklin rapidly gained in public esteem for his integrity, his sagacity, and his unrivalled good sense.
• In a word Mlle Mars reigns unrivalled as the first comic actress in Europe.
• Out of this root-idea sprang the whole of that Greek sculpture, which is still, and perhaps ever will be, one of the unrivalled wonders of the world.
• But if his conception was thus wisely restricted, his execution of an idea was unrivalled in its thoroughness.
• Without capacity to excel either in the realm of ideas or of facts, he was unrivalled in the power of discovering the relations between the two.
• Thus the comparative defects of Italian Gothic were directly helpful in promoting those very arts for which the people had a genius unrivalled among modern nations.
• It would be impossible to speak of half the gems of art contained in this unrivalled collection.
• Those mighty warriors of celestial origin, unrivalled in battle by anybody, filled with rage at the remembrance of that insult to Draupadi, will show no forgiveness.
• They then proceeded to Mahidhara consecrated by that virtuous royal sage Gaya of unrivalled splendour.
• Nobody was more liked at any time, and he was completely unrivalled in the play-ground.
• It is also the secret of his unrivalled originality.
• It was erected in the year 1748, and is built entirely of the finest masonry, an art in which the Portuguese are almost unrivalled.
• To begin from the beginning, when still a boy, and whilst being brought up with his brother and the other lads, his unrivalled excellence was recognised.
• Yet such glimpses! for beauty and brilliancy and strength, when they do occur, unrivalled.
• The Roman infantry was the best in the world, and in steady hand-to-hand fighting must be allowed to be unrivalled.
• The medieval archives of England, now mainly collected in the Public Record Office, are unrivalled by those of any other country.
• Her daily intercourse with the leading English statesmen of the time gave her an unrivalled knowledge of home and foreign politics.
• Each day so added to his reputation that it is not to be wondered at, considering the practice of his previous life, that he became unrivalled as a hunter.
• The scenes of Nunnery, upon the Eden, or rather that part of them which is upon Croglin, a mountain stream there falling into the Eden, are, in their way, unrivalled.
• All this has combined to give us a body of translations which, for fine felicity, stand unrivalled in Dano-Norwegian.
• Knives happened, at present, to be in great esteem at Ulietea, and axes and hatchets remained unrivalled by any other of our commodities at all the islands.
• Within a short period after the declaration of war the country had written a chapter in national achievement unrivalled in the history of the world.
• Blackburn, for beauty of expression and pathetic eloquence, was unrivalled.
• The tracery of all the windows is of the best type of the fourteenth century and is unrivalled by that of any other English cathedral of similar date.
• He was keen of intellect, active of frame, and showed such wonderful dexterity in manly exercises as to become unrivalled in the use of arms.
• In this respect it stands unrivalled, and, perhaps, unimitated.
• She saw in the quarter of a million souls that constitute the Five Towns a unique means to her end, an unrivalled toy.
• But, believe me, if Ireland is beneficial to you, it is so not from the parts in which it is restrained, but from those in which it is left free, though not left unrivalled.
• In this he has now reached a perfection quite unrivalled among living poets, except sometimes by Tennyson.
• We sigh as we think what an unrivalled lyric poet Emerson would have been had he been sustained at the heights he was capable of reaching.
• This combination in the mind of Prentiss, with the great development of the organ of language, made him the unrivalled orator of his age.

Similar words containing RIVALL without suffix ed and without prefix un

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