peerless Definition
peer·less (pir′lis)
adjective
without equal; unrivaled
peerless Related Forms
peer′·lessly adverb
peer′·less·ness noun
peerless Synonyms
peerless
modif.
peerless Usage Examples
Modifies a noun
- performance: What football fans will remember is Zinedine Zidane's peerless performance against Brazil.
- reputation: Profile: We have built a peerless reputation throughout the IT industry for supplying customers with quality PC components.
- beauty: Was he seeing the peerless beauty of God, " that shames the splendor of a million moons " ?
- collection: It was a peerless collection of hand-tailored pop songs.
- system: This would turn the Peerless system into a storage ' vault ' for all kinds of purposes.
- level: Solus fs Ltd aims are to create long lasting and worthwhile client partnerships through the provision of peerless service levels and beneficial relationships.
Modifying Another Word
- almost: Now as a writer of dialog and emotion, Smith is almost peerless.
- absolutely: Pele could play anywhere, so could George Best, and Stanley Matthews was absolutely peerless.
- much: For a time, Six by Seven were pretty much peerless in indie rock circles.
Browse dictionary entries near peerless
- ‹ peeress
- ‹ peerage
- ‹ Peer-to-Peer
- ‹ peer-reviewed
- ‹ peer group
- ‹ peer
- ‹ peepul
- ‹ Peeping Tom
- ‹ peephole
- ‹ peeper

