second to none



second to none

better than everything else. This is an excellent car—second to none. Her suggestion was second to none, and the manager accepted it eagerly.
See also: none, second

second to none

better than anything or anyone else The hotel's restaurant is second to none.
See also: none, second

second to none

The best, as in Mom's chocolate cake is second to none. Shakespeare was among the first to use this term in The Comedy of Errors (5:1), when Angelo speaks warmly of Antipholus of Syracuse: "Of credit infinite, highly belov'd, second to none that lives here."
See also: none, second

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
Tonino-Italian
Gisilbert-Ancient Germanic
Bonita[bə'ni:tə]
Bernardetta-Italian
Hulda (2)HUL-də (English)Biblical
Lehua-Hawaiian