superiorly
- adverb
- /suːˈpɪəriəli/
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de manera superior
- Nursing has played an integral part in caring for those in need and affording patients, physicians, and hospitals the ability to function dynamically and superiorly.
They had control over their output and they were superiorly good at this job.
- They had control over their output and they were superiorly good at this job.
Examples
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I use this all the time, but when I want to sand things and make them superiorly flat, I tape.
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They had control over their output and they were superiorly good at this job.
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The new software performs superiorly compared to the old version, making tasks much easier.
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Her research study demonstrated that the newer methods work superiorly, yielding more accurate results.
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In the competition, he executed his routine superiorly, impressing the judges with his skill.
Synonyms
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1.0
In a more successful, healthy, or suitable way
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In a way that is much better than usual and impresses people
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In a way that is more important than other things
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7.0
To a very high degree, showing excellent quality
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Etymology
Superiorly comes from the Latin super 'above' and -ior 'more' or 'higher', the same idea you see in the word superior. So, to do something superiorly is to do it 'better' or to a 'higher' standard.