be no match for

To be deemed inferior or powerless in comparison to a certain person or thing. They've only won twice this season, so of course they're no match for their championship-caliber opponent. Yes, the house is filthy, but don't worry—it's no match for my cleaning service.

be no match for something/somebody

to be less powerful or effective than something or someone else Health warnings are no match for the addictive power of cigarettes.

See a marriage made in heaven, meet match

Common Names:

Name	Pronounced	Usage
Laxman	-	Indian, Marathi, Hindi, Telugu
Kenny	['keni]
Arlotto	-	Medieval Italian
ÉLoÏSe	e-lo-EEZ	French
Harvey	['ha:vi]
Reid	[ri:d]