practically unbeatable

Frequency: 6.08.9 per million words

To be impossible to defeat in effect or for all practical purposes.

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Examples (10)

  • The home team is practically unbeatable in front of their own fans.
  • She has developed a technique that makes her practically unbeatable on the tennis court.
  • By the end of the season, the young sprinter seemed practically unbeatable.
  • The candidate's massive lead in the polls is now practically unbeatable.
  • Their business model is so efficient that it is practically unbeatable by competitors.
  • The chess grandmaster was in top form, appearing practically unbeatable all week.
  • This new software offers a practically unbeatable level of security.
  • The champion remains practically unbeatable despite his recent injury.
  • The alliance of these three nations creates a practically unbeatable economic force.
  • With such a strong defense, they are practically unbeatable in the current league.