Definitions
American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, Fourth Edition
- adj. Impossible to defeat or surpass: an unbeatable team; an unbeatable sales record.
Wiktionary
WordNet 3.0
- adj. hard to defeat
- adj. incapable of being overcome or subdued
Examples
“The idea that this ticket will be unbeatable is somewhat unrealistic.”
“` ` We would have taken a win against Vancouver College boys team, '' Crawford said, ` ` but beating the Canucks, who have played so well, especially here, and in overtime, where they've been almost unbeatable, is pretty gratifying for sure. '”
“Actually the Republicans continue to think Chavez in unbeatable in this election.”
“Last year after you made Jerry McNerney your DFA Grassroots All-Star, you helped lead him to victory against so-called unbeatable Republican incumbent Richard Pombo.”
“PAUL, Minnesota (Ticker) -- The Minnesota Wild remain unbeatable.”
“They both were but del Potro was the stronger one in the end ... siboney4you wrote: I believe Roger will win again but he will never be what he once was -- "unbeatable"! crazyk wrote: Del Potro got lucky!”
Del Potro stuns Federer in five sets to win his first U.S. Open
“He was 100% "unbeatable" except for 1 thing, always……….kryptonite.”
David Goyer Writing New Superman Movie: The Man of Steel « FirstShowing.net
“They were so confident that their own Pennsylvania spokesman said Clinton would be "unbeatable" in Pennsylvania - regardless of spending by her opponent.”
Obama Campaign Sets the Bar For Clinton - Real Clear Politics – TIME.com
“They are the prohibitive favorite" in Pennsylvania, Plouffe said about the Clinton campaign, which he noted described itself as "unbeatable" in the state.”
Obama Camp Weighs In On Fixing MI, FL - Real Clear Politics – TIME.com
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