Pronunciation: /ˈnʌnˌsʌtʃ/
noun a person or thing that is regarded as perfect or excellent
A1 A unicorn is a nonesuch creature that many people believe in.
A2 The treasure hunters were searching for the nonesuch gem rumored to be hidden in the cave.
B1 The artist's painting was considered a nonesuch masterpiece, admired by all who saw it.
B2 The rare book was a nonesuch in the collector's library, valued for its historical significance.
C1 The chef's culinary skills were unmatched, creating dishes that were truly nonesuch in taste and presentation.
C2 The musician's performance was a nonesuch experience, leaving the audience in awe of his talent.
verb not applicable
A1 She nonesuch the skill to bake a cake.
A2 He nonesuch the ability to swim.
B1 The team nonesuch the necessary experience to win the championship.
B2 The artist nonesuch the talent to create masterpieces.
C1 The scientist nonesuch the knowledge to solve complex equations.
C2 The musician nonesuch the skill to play multiple instruments flawlessly.
adjective of a kind or quality rarely encountered; remarkable
A1 The children were playing with a nonesuch toy that they found in the park.
A2 She wore a nonesuch dress to the party, standing out among the other guests.
B1 The artist's painting was considered a nonesuch masterpiece, admired by all who saw it.
B2 The chef's signature dish was a nonesuch creation, unlike anything else on the menu.
C1 The novel was hailed as a nonesuch work of literature, winning multiple awards.
C2 The architect's design for the new building was a nonesuch achievement, pushing boundaries in the industry.
adverb not applicable
A1 She looked for a nonesuch solution to her problem.
A2 He was a nonesuch talented musician in his small town.
B1 The restaurant served a nonesuch delicious dish that everyone raved about.
B2 The artist's work was considered nonesuch in the art world.
C1 The scientist's groundbreaking research was a nonesuch achievement in the field.
C2 Her nonesuch beauty captivated everyone who saw her.
pronoun not applicable
A1 There is none such as a perfect person.
A2 She searched high and low for a gift, but found none such that suited her friend.
B1 The company prides itself on offering none such customer service in the industry.
B2 The artist's work is considered none such in its creativity and originality.
C1 The novel is often regarded as none such in its depth and complexity.
C2 The scientist's discovery was none such that it revolutionized the field of physics.
preposition not applicable
A1 There is nonesuch thing as a free lunch.
A2 She searched high and low, but found nonesuch treasure.
B1 The town had nonesuch beauty before the new park was built.
B2 The artist's work was nonesuch in its creativity.
C1 The company's success was nonesuch in the industry.
C2 His talent for storytelling was nonesuch, captivating audiences worldwide.
conjunction not applicable
A1 I wanted to buy a new dress, but there was nonesuch in the store.
A2 She tried to find a replacement for her broken phone, but there was nonesuch available.
B1 The team searched for a suitable venue for the event, but there was nonesuch that met their requirements.
B2 The company was looking for a candidate with specific skills, but there was nonesuch among the applicants.
C1 The chef was known for creating unique dishes, but even he admitted that there was nonesuch like the one he had just made.
C2 The artist was known for her innovative style, but even she couldn't produce a painting that was nonesuch in its beauty.
interjection not applicable
A1 Nonesuch a beautiful day!
A2 Nonesuch luck finding my keys.
B1 Nonesuch a delicious meal I've had in a long time.
B2 Nonesuch an impressive performance by the actors.
C1 Nonesuch a breathtaking view from the top of the mountain.
C2 Nonesuch a masterpiece of literature as that novel.
article not applicable
A1 I found a nonesuch flower in the garden.
A2 She wore a nonesuch dress to the party.
B1 The artist painted a nonesuch masterpiece that left everyone in awe.
B2 The scientist discovered a nonesuch species of bird in the rainforest.
C1 The author's latest novel is considered a nonesuch in the literary world.
C2 The chef created a nonesuch dish that combined unique flavors and textures.
formal The artist's latest masterpiece was considered a nonesuch in the art world.
informal That new bakery on the corner makes nonesuch pastries.
slang Her fashion sense is nonesuch - she always looks amazing.
figurative The bond between the twins was a nonesuch, unbreakable and unique.
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