undefeated in Irish
undefeated in Irish is gan chloí, neamhbhuailte, neamhchloíte — undefeated means having never lost; still winning every match or contest so far.
undefeated in Irish
gan chloí
Never defeated; always victorious.
neamhbhuailte
Never defeated; always victorious.
neamhchloíte
Never defeated; always victorious.
What does "undefeated" mean?
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adjective Having never lost; still winning every match or contest so far.
"The boxer remained undefeated after his twentieth fight."
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undefeated in a sentence
- The boxer remained undefeated after his twentieth fight.
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What is "undefeated" in Irish?
"undefeated" in Irish is gan chloí, neamhbhuailte, neamhchloíte. undefeated means: Having never lost; still winning every match or contest so far.
How do you use "undefeated" in a sentence?
Example: "The boxer remained undefeated after his twentieth fight." In Irish, "undefeated" is gan chloí, neamhbhuailte, neamhchloíte.
Are there other ways to say "undefeated" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 3 translations listed for "undefeated": gan chloí, neamhbhuailte, neamhchloíte.
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