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superior
adjective as in better, greater, higher; excellent
Strongest matches
admirable, exceptional, first-rate, good, high-caliber, preferable, remarkable, superhuman
Strong matches
above, capital, choice, dandy, exclusive, expert, fine, major, over, premium, primary, senior
Weak matches
a cut above, deluxe, distinguished, exceeding, famous, finer, first-class, first-string, five-star, good quality, grander, high-class, more advanced, more skillful, noteworthy, of higher rank, overlying, paramount, predominant, preferred, prevailing, superincumbent, surpassing, unrivalled
adjective as in arrogant, haughty
Weak matches
airy, bossy, cocky, condescending, disdainful, high-and-mighty, high-hat, insolent, lofty, overbearing, patronizing, pretentious, proud, snobbish, stuck-up, supercilious, uppity
Example Sentences
Leaders France are a point ahead of England and have a vastly superior points difference than any other team.
He has complained that the Army "spit me out," an apparent reference to how he was pulled off certain duties because his colleagues notified superiors that he has tattoos that are considered white supremacist symbols.
Yet, rarely, across the period has one team felt so superior to the other, even for only half an hour.
There is nothing superior about this Welsh team in the pack or behind the pack and that's why Townsend won't be cut any slack if Scotland don't win.
It did not backfire then, but using it against a superior pack - albeit one still shorn of Tadhg Furlong - is an audacious move by Galthie, whose future could hinge on how Saturday goes.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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