superpowered
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- adjective
- /ˈsuːpərˌpaʊərd/
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sobrehumano
- The children dressed up as superpowered characters for the costume party, each one boasting unique abilities.
- superpowered alien
Examples
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Even with a superpowered construction team, the task of organizing a project on this scale...
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By now, four of the eight main games in the franchise feature matrix-like superpowered characters doing impossible jumps and dodging bullets.
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Our superpowered friends are just about dead.
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Why not inundate us with a menagerie of new-fangled, superpowered animals at the eleventh hour?
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(Others, especially those involving the superpowered heroine and her nonpowered girlfriend, were a font of delight, so I'm sure I'll come back to them someday.)
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In the comic book, the hero had superpowered abilities that allowed him to fly and lift heavy objects.
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After the transformation, she became superpowered, capable of extraordinary feats that amazed everyone around her.
Synonyms
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Having great physical strength, like a strong machine or person
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Able to do things that science cannot explain
Having power or ability beyond what a normal person can do
Something beyond normal experience that science cannot explain
Antonyms
How Powerful
Surface Forms
Morphology
superpowered = superpower (transparent) = super + power + ed
Formed by adding the adjectival/past-participial suffix '-ed' to the noun 'superpower', producing an adjective meaning 'having or endowed with a superpower'.
Etymology
Superpowered comes from the prefix super- meaning 'above' or 'extra' and the word power meaning 'ability' or 'strength', as you can see in superhero. So a superpowered person is someone with much more 'ability' or 'strength' than a normal person.