No. 15,284 in German
ungeschlagenen
"Ungeschlagenen" means "undefeated" in English.
In a sentence
Die ungeschlagenen Champions feierten ihren Sieg.
The unbeaten champions celebrated their victory.
Here, 'ungeschlagenen' is used as an adjective in attributive form, describing 'Champions,' and it adheres to the strong declension pattern for adjectives.
Wir bewundern die Stärke des ungeschlagenen Boxers.
We admire the strength of the unbeaten boxer.
In this sentence, 'ungeschlagenen' functions as a descriptive adjective for 'Boxer,' agreeing in the genitive, masculine, singular case as prescribed by German grammar rules.
Ein ungeschlagenes Team ist schwer zu finden.
An unbeaten team is hard to find.
Here, 'ungeschlagenes' is used as an attributive adjective to describe 'Team,' following the weak declension for adjectives with a neuter singular noun preceded by an indefinite article.
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