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🏆superior

adjective
/suːˈpɪə.ri.ər/
superintendent Superiority

Meaning

better in quality, rank, or importance than others
higher in rank, quality, or importance; better than average

Example Sentences

This product is superior to its competitors in quality.

This product is superior to all others in the market.

Example Expressions

superior attitude

Synonyms

better, higher, excellent, dominant, outstanding, supreme
Entry 1
better, higher, excellent, dominant, outstanding
Entry 2
better, excellent, outstanding, supreme

Antonyms

inferior, lower, worse, substandard
Entry 1
inferior, lower, worse
Entry 2
inferior, worse, lower, substandard

Collocations

superior quality, superior product, superior performance, morally superior, technically superior, superior officer
Entry 1
superior quality, superior product, superior performance, morally superior, technically superior
Entry 2
superior quality, superior performance, superior officer

More Example Sentences

Their strategy is superior to ours.

This material is superior to plastic.

This version is superior to the old one.

This plan is superior to our previous plan.

A calm response is often superior to anger.

Her skills are superior to his in this area.

This camera is superior to the cheaper models.

Their customer service is superior to many competitors.

This training is superior to online videos for beginners.

When comparing cultures, one should not consider any culture superior to another.

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