adj
peerless
adj
1
Without equal; better than everyone or everything else in its class.
"The critics praised her peerless performance as one of the year's best."
How to Use Peerless
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishSo good that nothing else compares.
When to use it
A somewhat formal, elevated word, common in reviews and formal praise.
Common pairings
peerless skill
peerless talent
Word Forms
more peerless comparative, most peerless superlative
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Etymology
From "peer" (an equal) plus "-less," literally meaning "without equal."