The unbeatable

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From The Oxford Guide to English Grammar by John Eastwood:

My question is the following:

Is it possible to apply the above structure (The + adjective) to the adjective "unbeatable", that is, "The unbeatable"?

If so, would you please give me a couple of examples?

Thank you.

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@paok1970,

Would a film help?

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The Unbeatables is the computer animated story of Amadeo (voiced by Rupert Grint), a table football expert whose pint-sized players come to life to help him take on arrogant football superstar striker Flash (Anthony Head) in an actual match to save his village.

http://battleroyalewithcheese.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/02/960x410_b972471359e9b23390f0ad545b1038fb.jpg

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@paok1970,

It's pretty contrived, but you might say something like:

"The Tigers won every game this season, putting them in the rareified ranks of the unbeatable."

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@paok1970,

In spite of my some 80+ years i Jorn I hafta admit Paok's evidently much smarter'n me; so in short, I don' 'stand his OP. Ed, Cen, help

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@paok1970,

The rich, the poor, the old, the young, the blind, the deaf, the sick, the disabled, the unemployed, the injured, the homeless, the clueless and the unbeatable all take shelter from the storm.

The unbeatable are vastly over-rated.

I joined the ranks of the unbeatable. It was a very small club.

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