superscript
- adjective
- /ˈsuːpərˌskrɪpt/
- Specialized
- And it's got superscript and subscript positions, and you must respect those because those affect the meaning of the equations.
Examples
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When typing, you can format text in superscript to make it appear elevated and distinct from the rest.
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That's the same as a lower superscript X, only the time components change.
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Notice the left superscript means load step one.
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So when you talk about velocities, the right superscript is always a point, get it?
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She has some concerns about the superscript thing.
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So the observing hood in that quality of superscript G is also infinite.
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In mathematical equations, the variable x is often represented with a superscript to indicate powers.
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Chemists use superscript numbers to denote isotopes in their formulas.
Synonyms
Printed above and to the side of another letter or number
Antonyms
How High
- Specialized
- Specialized
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Superscript comes from super meaning 'above' and script meaning 'to write', the same 'script' in 'manuscript'. So superscript describes letters or numbers that are written a little above and to the side of the main text.