unsurpassable (Meaning)
unsurpassable (s)
not to be exceeded
Synonyms & Antonyms of unsurpassable
Synonyms:
- matchless
- unrivalled
- unsurpassed
- unrivaled
- exceptional
- incomparable
- excellent
- unequaled
- extraordinary
- only
- unparalleled
- unequalled
Antonyms:
- poor
- ubiquitous
- ordinary
- routine
- unsatisfactory
- unacceptable
- frequent
- usual
- inferior
- normal
- unacceptable
- bad
- normal
- commonplace
- everyday
- inferior
- garden
- unsatisfactory
- garden
- worst
- ubiquitous
- poor
- lesser
- usual
- lesser
- routine
- worse
- low
- common
- worse
- commonplace
- everyday
- low
- lower
- worst
- ordinary
- familiar
- common
- bad
- lower
- familiar
- frequent
Synonyms:
- top
- nifty
- stellar
- crackerjack
- corking
- prime
- blue-chip
- fab
- gangbuster
- better
- sensational
- classic
- number one
- righteous
- dandy
- choice
- swell
- gone
- fine
- supernal
- famous
- first-rate
- bumper
- fabulous
- out-of-sight
- dynamite
- high-grade
- sterling
- keen
- primo
- high-class
- radical
- hype
- first-class
- boss
- preferred
- terrific
- prize
- No. 1
- alone
- fantastic
- fantabulous
- quality
- par excellence
- A1
- neat
- awesome
- capital
- groovy
- prizewinning
- cracking
- frontline
- peachy
- grand
- brave
- top-notch
- special
- superior
- dope
- bang-up
- splendid
- tip-top
- noble
- wizard
- banner
- superlative
- first-string
- fancy
Antonyms:
FAQs About the word unsurpassable
not to be exceeded
matchless, unrivalled, unsurpassed, unrivaled, exceptional, incomparable, excellent, unequaled, extraordinary,only
poor, ubiquitous, ordinary, routine, unsatisfactory, unacceptable, frequent, usual, inferior, normal
The mountain's towering peak presented an unsurpassable challenge to climbers.
The surgeon's skill was unsurpassable, leaving no visible scars after the operation.
The pianist's performance was unsurpassable, captivating the audience with its beauty and depth.
The research team's discovery was unsurpassable, revolutionizing the scientific community's understanding of the subject.
