Pronunciation: /ʌnˈraɪvəld/
adjective a word that describes or modifies a noun, in this case, 'unrivaled' describes something that has no equal or competition
A1 The team's unrivaled teamwork led them to victory.
A2 The company's unrivaled customer service sets them apart from their competitors.
B1 The artist's unrivaled talent was evident in every brushstroke.
B2 The restaurant's unrivaled reputation for quality food attracts customers from far and wide.
C1 The scientist's unrivaled expertise in the field has earned them numerous awards and accolades.
C2 The author's unrivaled storytelling ability captivates readers and critics alike.
formal The company's commitment to quality and innovation has led to its unrivaled success in the industry.
informal Her baking skills are unrivaled - no one can make a better cake than she can.
slang His basketball skills are straight up unrivaled - he dominates the court every game.
figurative The artist's ability to capture raw emotion in her paintings is truly unrivaled.
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