superhuman
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- adjective
- /ˌsuːpərˈhjuːmən/
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sobrehumano
- But you're evidence of the superhuman power that God can infuse into us in our worst times.
- superhuman powers
- superhuman strength
- almost superhuman
That's that's why they have these like superhuman attributes.
- That's that's why they have these like superhuman attributes.
- She has X-ray vision, She has superhuman strength, She's invulnerable.
- Shouldn't we try to produce something that would be superhuman, something that would be beyond us?
- And we shouldn't like, ever pretend they're like superhuman or can do anything.
- And then researchers from MIT and UC Berkeley made a superhuman AI look like a toddler.
- We're, we're, we're trying to create AGI systems that have superhuman powers.
- They very much have their own weaknesses and frailties, and they are not superhuman.
- But you're evidence of the superhuman power that God can infuse into us in our worst times.
- So then it depends what you mean by that, because to me it means a superhuman entity, something bigger than us.
- These days, the divide is between people who are using technology to become almost superhuman.
- But by definition, no human on Earth right now has perfect knowledge of what a superhuman AI could or would do.
- And then also, they're encouraged to not film their practice and just let us see them become superhuman on stage in front of us.
Examples
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Increased strength and speed that can only be described as... superhuman.
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My remaining four senses functioned with superhuman sharpness.
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And they had superhuman strength.
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We know they got superhuman strength, but we can hurt them.
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That still takes incredible superhuman strength.
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Well, for someone without superhuman speed, You did just fine, sergeant, thanks.
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We may need your superhuman wrestling skills.
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This reaper is strong I'm talking superhuman strength.
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Superhuman strength.
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A superhero is often depicted as having superhuman strength and agility, allowing them to save the day.
Synonyms
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Having very strong abilities that ordinary people do not have
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Showing great bravery and strength like a person in a comic or film
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Physical or mental abilities improved beyond normal human limits by technology
Having power or ability beyond what a normal person can do
Antonyms
How Powerful
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Morphology
Etymology
Superhuman comes from the Latin parts super- meaning 'above' and human meaning 'human', so think of it as 'above human'. So, when we call an action or effort superhuman, we mean it shows power or endurance 'above' what a normal person can do.