unbeatable
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definition
adjective
the shop sells bikes at unbeatable prices
not able to be defeated or exceeded in a contest or commercial market.
translation of 'Unbeatable'
adjective
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example
And yet there is supreme quality in 'unbeatable' Illy coffee.
And finally, for sheer value we thought the £8 for two menu at Casa in Bridge Street, York, was 'unbeatable' .
The view across the bay is, I heartily agree, 'unbeatable' .
Of course, some people shop farmers' markets for the 'unbeatable' prices.
The film stars the 'unbeatable' Anita Mui and Sammi Cheng and proved a massive box-office success in its native Hong Kong.
Both beautiful and terrifying, the film combines Shakespeare with Kurosawa's 'unbeatable' direction.
They are 'unbeatable' on the world market, because they are guaranteed to recover their investments.
It is an 'unbeatable' combination for lifting the spirits.
At No. 1 Lee Read impressively powered his way to a 2-lead and looked 'unbeatable' .
This is the sort of food people fight over, a reminder of how Italian pasta dishes, when rendered as they ought to be, are 'unbeatable' in the satisfaction stakes.
But you can't get away from the fact that the 'unbeatable' thrill of live music and live performance is not something that can be done on the cheap.
The journey into the city is 'unbeatable' , travelling by ferry along the Grand Canal and berthing in the historic centre, near St Mark's Square.
Nestling on the beach, with 'unbeatable' views out to sea, the restaurant is only a short step from the main promenade, but is mostly hidden until you get up close.
Arrogance is an 'unbeatable' antidote to common sense and reality.
What is also likely to follow is that the motor car industry, which has been hit by a downturn in Germany and a glut of new cars, might also be joining in with 'unbeatable' offers.
And The Manchurian Candidate is of course just 'unbeatable' .
He was impregnable, 'unbeatable' , nothing, no creature could even come close to conquering the mighty Kong.
Back then England were steamrollering sides and we were told that they were 'unbeatable' , especially as we were playing them at Twickenham.
With them on Britain's side, we would be 'unbeatable' .
We are pleased to announce that both the end of season and play off DVD's are both now in stock at the 'unbeatable' price of £19.99.
The 11-year-old was simply 'unbeatable' , showing his versatility by winning everything.
As for the evening meal, we must have the best fish and chip shops anywhere - with an accompanying panorama across the bay that is 'unbeatable' .
The lesson being that they need to get stronger as well, instead of thinking they are 'unbeatable' and then get beat.
The cause seemed lost as the visitors rocketed into an 'unbeatable' 4-lead.
On top of this an inspired set of performances from Marian Povey in the over-40 category in all seven races made Dartford 'unbeatable' .
Add the incredible natural beauty of the province where we live to my unfair generalisation, and Vancouver seems 'unbeatable' .
You feel like you just won a race or a competition; you feel strong, powerful and 'unbeatable' .
The location is 'unbeatable' , and the hospitality's good.
They refuse to see him as anything less than an 'unbeatable' force, a pure, supernatural tide of destruction targeted from time to time by some occult conspiracy.
Three of them (fans will know which) are 'unbeatable' classics in the field.
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