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Used to compare with something else (e.g., superior to all others).

superiorPREPOSITION + superior (adj.)

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Examples (10)

  • The new model is superior to the previous one in terms of performance.
  • She felt socially superior to her colleagues, believing her ideas were more innovative.
  • This scientific breakthrough is considered superior to anything discovered in the last decade.
  • The quality of this handcrafted item is clearly superior to mass-produced goods.
  • He was trained to believe his culture was superior to all others.
  • The architect designed a building that was aesthetically superior to its neighbors.
  • In terms of durability, this material is superior to standard plastics.
  • The critic argued that the director's latest film was superior to his earlier works.
  • Many believe that organic food is nutritionally superior to conventionally grown produce.
  • The company's latest software update is demonstrably superior to the competition's offering.