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Definition
Synonym
sondergleichen
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
sondergleichen
; ohnegleichen
adv
ein Skandal ohnegleichen
eine Frechheit
sondergleichen
unparalleled; unprecedented
an unprecedented scandal
the height of cheek
sondergleichen
, ohnegleichen
adv
ein Skandal ohnegleichen
eine Frechheit
sondergleichen
unparalleled, unprecedented
an unprecedented scandal
the height of cheek
Entsprechung
f
; Parallele
f
(die an jdn. etw. herankommt)
ohnegleichen;
sondergleichen
; der das seinesgleichen sucht; die ihresgleichen sucht
eine Schönheit und Eleganz, die mit nichts zu vergleichen ist
equal; compare
poet.
beyond equal; beyond compare; without compare
a beauty and an elegance beyond without compare
Deutsche
sondergleichen Synonyme
beispiellos
Âohne
Beispiel
Âohnegleichen
Âpräzedenzlos
Âsondergleichen
Âunvergleichbar
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sondergleichen Synonym
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Englische
unparalleled; unprecedented Synonyme
unparalleled
best
beyond compare
beyond comparison
champion
choice
consummate
easily first
elect
elite
exceptional
extraordinary
fabulous
facile princeps
for the best
greatest
handpicked
immortal
incomparable
indescribable
ineffable
inimitable
invincible
legendary
marvelous
matchless
mythical
noteworthy
nulli secundus
only
optimal
optimum
paramount
peerless
phenomenal
picked
portentous
prime
prize
prodigious
quintessential
rare
remarkable
second to none
select
singular
special
stupefying
stupendous
sui generis
superior
superlative
supreme
surpassing
unapproachable
unapproached
unbeatable
unequaled
unexampled
unexcelled
unique
unmatchable
unmatched
unparagoned
unpeered
unprecedented
unrivaled
unspeakable
unsurpassable
unsurpassed
unusual
very best
without equal
without parallel
wonderful
sondergleichen Definition
Cheek
(
n.
)
The
side
of
the
face
below
the
eye.
Cheek
(
n.
)
The
cheek
bone.
Cheek
(
n.
)
Those
pieces
of
a
machine,
or
of
any
timber,
or
stone
work,
which
form
corresponding
sides,
or
which
are
similar
and
in
pair
Cheek
(
n.
)
The
branches
of
a
bridle
bit.
Cheek
(
n.
)
A
section
of
a
flask,
so
made
that
it
can
be
moved
laterally,
to
permit
the
removal
of
the
pattern
from
the
mold
Cheek
(
n.
)
Cool
confidence
Cheek
(
v.
t.)
To
be
impudent
or
saucy
to.
Height
(
n.
)
The
condition
of
being
high
Height
(
n.
)
The
distance
to
which
anything
rises
above
its
foot,
above
that
on
which
in
stands,
above
the
earth,
or
above
the
level
of
the
sea
Height
(
n.
)
Degree
of
latitude
either
north
or
south.
Height
(
n.
)
That
which
is
elevated
Height
(
n.
)
Elevation
in
excellence
of
any
kind,
as
in
power,
learning,
arts
Height
(
n.
)
Progress
toward
eminence
Height
(
n.
)
Utmost
degree
in
extent
Scandal
(
n.
)
Offense
caused
or
experienced
Scandal
(
n.
)
Reproachful
aspersion
Scandal
(
n.
)
Anything
alleged
in
pleading
which
is
impertinent,
and
is
reproachful
to
any
person,
or
which
derogates
from
the
dignity
of
the
court,
or
is
contrary
to
good
manners.
Scandal
(
v.
t.)
To
treat
opprobriously
Scandal
(
v.
t.)
To
scandalize
Unparalleled
(
a.
)
Having
no
parallel,
or
equal
Unprecedented
(
a.
)
Having
no
precedent
or
example
unparalleled; unprecedented / an unprecedented scandal / the height of cheek Bedeutung
kicksorter
pulse
height
analyzer
scientific
instrument
consisting
of
an
electronic
circuit
that
permits
only
voltage
pulses
of
predetermined
height
to
pass
boldness
nerve
brass
face
cheek
impudent
aggressiveness,
I
couldn't
believe
her
boldness,
he
had
the
effrontery
to
question
my
honesty
stature
height
(of
a
standing
person)
the
distance
from
head
to
foot
altitude
height
elevation
especially
above
sea
level
or
above
the
earth's
surface,
the
altitude
gave
her
a
headache
height
tallness
the
vertical
dimension
of
extension,
distance
from
the
base
of
something
to
the
top
cheek
muscle
buccinator
muscle
musculus
buccinator
a
muscle
that
flattens
the
cheek
and
retracts
the
angle
of
the
mouth
cheek
pouch
a
membranous
pouch
inside
the
mouth
of
many
rodents
(as
a
gopher)
buttock
cheek
either
of
the
two
large
fleshy
masses
of
muscular
tissue
that
form
the
human
rump
cheek
either
side
of
the
face
below
the
eyes
impudence
cheek
impertinence
an
impudent
statement
scandal
dirt
malicious
gossip
disgraceful
gossip
about
the
private
lives
of
other
people
scandal
outrage
a
disgraceful
event
Teapot
Dome
Teapot
Dome
scandal
a
government
scandal
involving
a
former
United
States
Navy
oil
reserve
in
Wyoming
that
was
secretly
leased
to
a
private
oil
company
in
,
became
symbolic
of
the
scandals
of
the
Harding
administration
Watergate
Watergate
scandal
a
political
scandal
involving
abuse
of
power
and
bribery
and
obstruction
of
justice,
led
to
the
resignation
of
Richard
Nixon
in
a
acme
height
elevation
peak
pinnacle
summit
superlative
meridian
tiptop
topaa
the
highest
level
or
degree
attainable,
the
highest
stage
of
development,
his
landscapes
were
deemed
the
acme
of
beauty,
the
artist's
gifts
are
at
their
acme,
at
the
height
of
her
career,
the
peak
of
perfection,
summer
was
at
its
peak,
...catapulted
Einstein
to
the
pinnacle
of
fame,
the
summit
of
his
ambition,
so
many
highest
superlatives
achieved
by
man,
at
the
top
of
his
profession
cheek
speak
impudently
to
unprecedented
having
no
precedent,
novel,
an
unprecedented
expansion
in
population
and
industry
alone(p)
unique
unequaled
unequalled
unparalleled
radically
distinctive
and
without
equal,
he
is
alone
in
the
field
of
microbiology,
this
theory
is
altogether
alone
in
its
penetration
of
the
problem,
Bach
was
unique
in
his
handling
of
counterpoint,
craftsmen
whose
skill
is
unequaled,
unparalleled
athletic
ability,
a
breakdown
of
law
unparalleled
in
our
history
bantering
facetious
tongue-in-cheek
cleverly
amusing
in
tone,
a
bantering
tone,
facetious
remarks,
tongue-in-cheek
advice
in
height(p)
having
a
specified
height,
five
feet
tall,
five
feet
in
height
facetiously
jokingly
tongue-in-cheek
not
seriously,
I
meant
it
facetiously
cheek
by
jowl
in
close
proximity,
the
houses
were
jumbled
together
cheek
by
jowl
banteringly
tongue-in-cheek
in
a
bantering
fashion,
he
spoke
to
her
banteringly
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