unrivaled meaning
unrivaled :
unmatched, unparalleled
Adjective
▪ This restaurant has unrivaled service.
▪ This restaurant has unmatched service.
▪ Her talent is unrivaled in the school.
▪ Her talent is the best in the school.
paraphrasing
▪ supreme – the highest in quality
▪ superior – better than others
Pronunciation
unrivaled [ʌnˈraɪ.vəld]
The stress is on 'ri' and sounds like 'un-rye-veld'.
Common phrases and grammar about unrivaled
unrivaled - Common meaning
Adjective
unmatched, unparalleled
Part of Speech Changes for "unrivaled"
▪ rival (noun) – competitor
▪ rivalry (noun) – competition
▪ rivalrous (adjective) – competitive
Common Expressions with "unrivaled"
▪ unrivaled reputation – having the best reputation
▪ unrivaled quality – the best quality
▪ unrivaled service – the best service
▪ unrivaled support – the best support
Important examples of unrivaled in TOEIC
Vocabulary examples from the TOEIC test
In TOEIC vocabulary questions, unrivaled is used to describe something that is the best or has no equal.
Example of a confusing word: unrivaled vs. unrivaled (Note: Since "unrivaled" is an adjective, we will compare it with a verb that might confuse beginners due to similar roots or meanings.)
Grammar examples from the TOEIC test
Unrivaled is often used to describe quality or performance in TOEIC grammar questions.
unrivaled
Idioms and fixed expressions in TOEIC
unrivaled success
means 'the best success', used when talking about achievements.
unrivaled dedication
means 'the best commitment', used to show strong support or effort.
Differences between similar words and unrivaled
unrivaled
,
unmatched
differences
Unrivaled means the best with no competition, while unmatched can mean not equal but not necessarily the best.
unrivaled
,
unparalleled
differences
Unrivaled means having no equal, while unparalleled means having no match but can imply a comparison.
Words with the same origin as unrivaled
The origin of unrivaled
Unrivaled comes from the word 'rival', which means a competitor, with the prefix 'un-' meaning 'not'. It shows something has no competitor.
Word structure
It has the prefix un (not), root rival (competitor), and means 'not having a competitor'.
Words with the same origin
The root of unrivaled is rival. Words with the same root include rival (competitor) and rivalry (competition).
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