Which term means so good as to have no equal?

• A. Contempt
• B. Lexicon
• C. Peerless
• D. Callous

Answer: (C)

This question tests understanding of words that express unrivaled quality. A term that means “so good as to have no equal” is peerless. It comes from the idea of a rival or equal (a peer) and the sense of lacking one, so something peerless has no match or competitor. That exact meaning fits the prompt very precisely.

Contempt means strong disrespect or disdain, not excellence. Lexicon refers to a language’s vocabulary or a dictionary. Callous describes being emotionally insensitive or uncaring, again not about exceptional quality. For praising something that stands out above all others, peerless is the best fit.

Example: Her performance was peerless, leaving all others far behind.