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Jumanah Posted 10 years ago
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Unsurpassed ...
What does it mean to say" unsurpassed in some respect up to the present.
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If something is "unsurpassed up to the present", it means that, up until now, nothing has surpassed it. "in some respect" means in some quality or property, some aspect of behaviour, performance, etc. com/dictionary/british/surpass )
- If something is "unsurpassed up to the present", it means that, up until now, nothing has surpassed it.
- "in some respect" means in some quality or property, some aspect of behaviour, performance, etc.
- com/dictionary/british/surpass )
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If something is "unsurpassed up to the present", it means that, up until now, nothing has surpassed it. "in some respect" means in some quality or property, some aspect of behaviour, performance, etc.
surpass = to be better or greater than something else (http://www.macmillandictionary.c
surpass = to be better or greater than something else (http://www.macmillandictionary.c
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