Nonpareil (noun)

1. A person or thing that is considered to be without equal or superior.
2. A small, round, flat candy or chocolate typically coated with rainbow-colored nonpareils or sprinkles.
3. A typeface with small, round dots used in printing.

Origin:

From the french word 'nonpareil' meaning 'without equal'.

Examples:

1. The singer was regarded as a nonpareil, with a voice that was powerful, soulful, and unique.
2. The bakery sold nonpareils in a variety of flavors, including chocolate, vanilla, and mint.
3. The designer used a nonpareil typeface for the headings and subheadings of her brochure, creating a playful and decorative effect.
4. The chef was a nonpareil in the kitchen, mastering every dish and creating new and innovative recipes.
5. The author was a nonpareil in her field, producing works of exceptional quality and lasting value.