Peerless

/ˈpɪr.ləs/

Meaning & Definition

adjective

Having no equal; incomparable.

Her performance was peerless, leaving the audience in awe.

Uniquely outstanding or supreme in quality.

The restaurant is known for its peerless cuisine that draws food enthusiasts from afar.

Without peer; being unmatched in a certain quality or attribute.

In the world of classical music, he is considered a peerless violinist.

Exceedingly good or excellent.

The author's peerless storytelling captivated readers across generations.

From Middle English 'peerless', meaning 'without a peer', derived from 'peer' meaning 'equal'.

peerless excellence

A standard of quality that is unrivaled.

peerless service

Service that is unmatched in quality and dedication.

incomparable

Unable to be compared; unique.

unmatched

Not equaled or rivaled.

superior

Higher in quality or status.

Top-notch

That concert was peerless; nothing can top it!

One of a kind

Her skills are peerless; there's no one quite like her.