ultra
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- adjective
- /ˈʌltrə/
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- Thank you very much for joining this ultra fast speedy recap.
- ultra-orthodox
- ultra-heavy
- ultra-low
And it means, you know, people with those sort of ultra nationalist sentiments.
- And it means, you know, people with those sort of ultra nationalist sentiments.
- We have to get the sodium levels in ultra processed foods down.
- The third is to avoid ultra processed foods.
- Manscapes new products include the Ultra Premium Body wash.
- Nest Hub, Nest Hub Tab Go Ultra tablet.
- CMF being like the ultra budget brand from nothing.
- This is the Make Up Forever Ultra HD cell setting.
- You're too humble to say ultra physical events.
- And then they have the ultra adorable lace ones.
Examples
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This one is the ultra matte lip in Mama.
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And then they have the ultra adorable lace ones.
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But where I see the biggest growth are ultra luxury places, right?
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I mean how can one be ultra but also mid?
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And I'll park my van at my ultra modern cabin.
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An ultra-secret organization dedicated to fighting crime on a global scale.
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We have to get the sodium levels in ultra processed foods down.
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Manscapes new products include the Ultra Premium Body wash.
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This is an ultra-right wing group of anti-Communist fanatics.
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The design of the building was ultra modern, shocking everyone with its creativity and style.
Synonyms
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3.6
Very far away in place or in degree
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Completely new and different and changes the basic way something works
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6.9
Having very strong political or religious views that most people reject
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5.2
Very extreme or exaggerated in a way that seems unreasonable
Antonyms
Compounds
- Specialized
A very light building material that has many small air bubbles
How Extreme
Surface Forms
Etymology
Ultra comes from the Latin word ultra, meaning 'beyond'. So when something is ultra it goes 'beyond' what people think is normal or moderate, which is why it means very extreme.