Pronunciation: /ˈnɑnpəˌreɪl/
noun a person or thing that has no equal; a paragon
A1 The nonpareil was the most delicious candy I've ever tasted.
A2 She was known as the nonpareil of the fashion industry.
B1 The singer's talent was considered nonpareil by her fans.
B2 The artist's work was truly nonpareil, attracting collectors from around the world.
C1 His skills as a chef were nonpareil, earning him multiple Michelin stars.
C2 The nonpareil of the business world, she revolutionized the industry with her innovative ideas.
adjective having no match or equal; unrivaled
A1 She is a nonpareil student, always getting the highest grades in class.
A2 The nonpareil beauty of the sunset took my breath away.
B1 The nonpareil craftsmanship of the handmade jewelry was evident in every detail.
B2 His nonpareil skills as a chef earned him a Michelin star.
C1 The nonpareil performance of the orchestra left the audience in awe.
C2 Her nonpareil talent as a pianist is recognized worldwide.
formal Her skills as a pianist were considered nonpareil in the music industry.
informal That bakery down the street makes nonpareil cupcakes.
slang She's the nonpareil of the group when it comes to video games.
figurative His reputation as a leader in the community was nonpareil.
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