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unsurpassable

/ʌnsɚpˈæsəbəl/ adj

Not surpassable; unable to be surpassed.

Word Origin From Latin super 'above' and passus 'step' — to surpass is to step above, to go beyond. Unsurpassable means nothing can step beyond it. The same roots give us surpass, passage, passport (a document to step through a port), and trespass (step across a boundary). The PIE root *peth₂- 'to spread, step' also underlies path and fathom.

adj Not surpassable; unable to be surpassed.

Her dedication to perfection resulted in an unsurpassable level of craftsmanship.

(形容词) 无法超越的；不可逾越的；无与伦比的

她对完美的执着造就了无可超越的工艺水平。

(adjetivo) Insuperable; que no se puede superar.

Su dedicación a la perfección resultó en un nivel de artesanía insuperable.

(adjectif) Que l'on ne peut surpasser ; inégalable.

Son dévouement à la perfection a abouti à un niveau de craftsmanship unsurpassable.

(Adjektiv) unübertrefflich; unüberbietbar [So beschaffen, dass es nicht übertroffen werden kann; unübertrefflich.]

Ihr Streben nach Perfektion führte zu einem **unsurpassable** Niveau handwerklicher Qualität.

(形容詞) 越えられない、凌駕することができない、並ぶものがない。

完璧を追求する彼女の姿勢から、比類ない品質の工芸品が生まれた。

(adjetivo) insuperável; inultrapassável [Que não pode ser superado; impossível de ser superado.]

Sua dedicação à perfeição resultou em um nível insuperável de artesanato.

Synonyms: incomparable matchless peerless unequaled unparalleled unrivaled supreme ultimate Antonyms: surpassable beatable inferior mediocre
Word parts: un + sur + pass + able

Related words

superior passage passable

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