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unbeaten

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Unbeaten (adj) means Never having been hit or physically punished.

adj
1
Never having been hit or physically punished.
2
not defeated
"He scored an unbeaten century."
"Arsenal went 25 games unbeaten."
3
(of an egg or cream, for example) Not yet mixed or whipped.
"Fold in the unbeaten eggs."
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Etymology

Comes from Middle English on bete, unbeten, unibeten, equivalent to un- plus beaten; compare Old English ungebeitne (“unhewn”).

unvanquished unconquered

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What is the meaning of unbeaten?
"unbeaten" (adj) means never having been hit or physically punished.
What is another word for unbeaten?
Other words for "unbeaten" include unvanquished, unconquered.
What is the opposite of unbeaten?
The opposite of "unbeaten" is defeated.
What are the different meanings of unbeaten?
"unbeaten" has 3 main meanings: 1. Never having been hit or physically punished; 2. not defeated; 3. (of an egg or cream, for example) Not yet mixed or whipped.

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