adj B2 Upper-Intermediate Uncommon

unbeatable

Unbeatable (adj) means Impossible to defeat or improve upon. Example: “Their home team had an unbeatable record this season.”

adj

Impossible to defeat or improve upon.

"Their home team had an unbeatable record this season."

"The store offers unbeatable prices on electronics."

How to use unbeatable

Learner’s notes

In plain EnglishSo strong, good, or cheap that nothing can top it.

Common pairings

unbeatable price unbeatable value an unbeatable team

unbeatables plural

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Their home team had an _____ record this season.

From un- + beat + -able.

beatable

beatable indomitable

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What does “unbeatable” mean?

The word “unbeatable” means impossible to defeat or improve upon. In plain terms, so strong, good, or cheap that nothing can top it.

How do you use “unbeatable” in a sentence?

Here is “unbeatable” used in a sentence: “Their home team had an unbeatable record this season.”

What is the opposite of “unbeatable”?

The opposite of “unbeatable” — its antonyms — is beatable.

What part of speech is “unbeatable”?

“Unbeatable” is an adjective.

Is “unbeatable” a common word?

“Unbeatable” is an uncommon word in modern English, usually learned at around the B2 level.

beatable indomitable