Similar words: debatable, table, be able to, notable, bearable, tableau, suitable, vegetable. Meaning: adj. 1. hard to defeat 2. incapable of being overcome or subdued.
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4. He now has an almost unbeatable lead over his rivals.
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8. United remain unbeatable at the top of the League.
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24. Before the match the Aussies had established such a reputation that people began to believe they were unbeatable.
25. Baker was first heard no record in a public jam session of 1941 and quickly established an unbeatable reputation in London clubs.
26. What made it worse was that they all knew that the Columbia was virtually unbeatable.
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28. There was the boyish enthusiasm and raw speed of Maurice Greene and the quiet, understated professionalism of the unbeatable Michael Johnson.
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