Unequalled

So ensued 'an unequalled rush' to spend money, encouraged by an advertisement for Boots the Chemist suggesting that 'this year of all years, everyone will expect a present'.

His unequalled energy, his indomitable perseverance and his personal independence makes him an adventurous pioneer.

You have shown a passion and a mobilization unequalled in the world.

This is the height of hypocrisy unequalled even by Pakatan Harapan standards who condemn Tun Dr Mahathir Mohamad and call him a devil and say that they need to work with the devil just so that they can win the general election.

Hanson emphasizes that western warfare is not necessarily more (or less) moral than war as practiced by other cultures; his argument is simply that the "Western way of war" is unequalled in its devastation and decisiveness.

It has always been in Carnival songs, due to its unequalled beauty and its proximity to the Barrio de la Viña.

It is raised to a supreme excellence by his younger contemporary, Sappho, whose melody is unsurpassed, perhaps unequalled, among all the relics of Greek verse.

That Homer possesses this rapidity without falling into the corresponding faults, that is, without becoming either fluctuant or monotonous, is perhaps the best proof of his unequalled poetic skill.