# unbeatable

**Pronunciation:** /ʌnˈbiːtəbl/ · un-BEE-tuh-bull

**CEFR level:** B2

**Part of speech:** adjective

## Meaning

Impossible to defeat, overcome, or surpass.

## Examples

- The boxer was considered unbeatable in his prime.
- Her performance in the competition was simply unbeatable.
- This new software offers unbeatable value for money.

## Synonyms

- invincible — Suggests an absolute inability to be defeated, often in a more dramatic or heroic context.
- undefeated — Specifically refers to not having lost any matches or competitions so far.
- supreme — Indicates the highest level of skill or quality, making it hard to match.
- unrivaled — Highlights that no one else can compete with or equal the subject.

## Antonyms

- vulnerable — Easily harmed or attacked; susceptible to defeat.
- beatable — Able to be defeated or overcome.
- inferior — Lower in quality or status, and therefore easily surpassed.

## Collocations

- unbeatable offer — They made us an unbeatable offer for the house.
- unbeatable price — You won't find this product at an unbeatable price anywhere else.
- unbeatable advantage — The home team had an unbeatable advantage due to the crowd support.

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