superior.
comparative degree of superus
Meaning & usage
comparative degree of superus higher, upper
comparative degree of superus former, past, previous, preceding
comparative degree of superus older, elder, senior, more advanced, former
comparative degree of superus victorious, conquering, stronger, superior
comparative degree of superus higher, more distinguished, greater, superior
Where this word comes from
Comparative of superus (“that is above, upper, higher”), from super (“above, over”, preposition) + -us (adjectival suffix).
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