Matchless

Pronunciation: /ˈmætʃləs/

Definitions of matchless

adjective having no equal; surpassing all others in excellence

Example Sentences

A1 She wore a matchless smile that brightened up the room.

A2 The view from the top of the mountain was truly matchless.

B1 The chef's culinary skills were matchless, creating dishes unlike any other.

B2 His talent on the piano was matchless, captivating audiences with his performances.

C1 The artist's masterpiece was considered matchless in its beauty and detail.

C2 The author's prose was matchless, earning critical acclaim and literary awards.

Examples of matchless in a Sentence

formal The artist's talent is truly matchless in the world of contemporary art.

informal Her cooking skills are absolutely matchless - no one can beat her in the kitchen!

slang That new movie is totally matchless, it's like nothing I've ever seen before.

figurative His dedication to his craft is matchless, like a flame that never goes out.

Grammatical Forms of matchless

• past tense: matched
• plural: matchlesses
• comparative: more matchless
• superlative: most matchless
• present tense: matchless
• future tense: will be matchless
• perfect tense: have been matchless
• continuous tense: is being matchless
• singular: matchless
• positive degree: matchless
• infinitive: to be matchless
• gerund: matching
• participle: matchless

Origin and Evolution of matchless

First Known Use: 1250 year

Language of Origin: Old English

Story behind the word: The word 'matchless' originated from Old English, where 'mǣċe' meant 'equal' or 'mate', and 'lēas' meant 'without'.

Evolution of the word: Over time, 'matchless' has retained its original meaning of 'having no equal' or 'unrivaled', emphasizing superiority and uniqueness.