B2adjectivesportbusiness
US/ʌnˈbiː.tə.bəl/
UK/ʌnˈbiː.tə.bəl/
too good to be defeated or matched by anything else
In context
At that price, this holiday package is simply unbeatable.
Their team looked unbeatable after winning twelve games in a row.
The restaurant offers unbeatable views of the harbor at sunset.
Words that go with unbeatable
adjective + noun
- unbeatable priceThe shop promises an unbeatable price on laptops.
- unbeatable valueThis hotel offers unbeatable value for money.
- unbeatable offerSign up today for an unbeatable offer.
- unbeatable combinationSpeed and skill make an unbeatable combination.
- unbeatable leadThey built an unbeatable lead before halftime.
adverb + adjective
- virtually unbeatableAt home, the champions are virtually unbeatable.