Usage examples (34)

• D. on the subject, but I really don't know who is the "unsurpassed" master of shabd yoga.
• A power of exposition and expression unsurpassed by that possessed by any writer among his contemporaries.
• When I met a Don who, I was told, was "unsurpassed" in the Greek or Latin classics and could probably appreciate them as well as if he had been a Greek or
• In his message Mr Brown praised the "unsurpassed" courage of British troops and told them he recognised that this year had "tested your resolve more than any other".