Supergirl
- proper noun
- In the latest episode, Supergirl saved the city from a devastating earthquake.
- Supergirl's powers
- Supergirl's adventures
- Supergirl's origin story
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Watch on YouTubeSo like the Flash, Supergirl, Superman and Lois, that's going to be coming out this fall.
- So like the Flash, Supergirl, Superman and Lois, that's going to be coming out this fall.
- And once I decided to write the book, I remember flying back to shoots the next season of Supergirl.
- I play Supergirl on The CW series Supergirl and I'm going to walk you through some of the sounds of DC heroes.
- Supergirl, Supergirl friend, I'm going to turn off the TV.
- I Nicole Mains is a brilliant, beautiful trans woman who's an actress she played dreamer on Super Supergirl.
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While other superheroines look to marriage, Supergirl aspires to an equal working partnership.
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To this end, Supergirl's adventures nurture the desire for independent empowerment in its readers.
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Or as the world will come to know her, Supergirl.
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She, the actress is in the Supergirl TV show as well.
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Supergirl, who are you wearing tonight?
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Certainly, the temptation for her creators to turn Supergirl into a story about romance rather than power is there.
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I play Supergirl on The CW series Supergirl and I'm going to walk you through some of the sounds of DC heroes.
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While romance features prominently in later Supergirl adventures, it is rare in the adventures leading up to her introduction to the public.
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So like the Flash, Supergirl, Superman and Lois, that's going to be coming out this fall.
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Indeed, on one occasion, Supergirl briefly experiences adulthood and finds it quite traumatic ("Three Super-Heroes" 211/1-4).
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Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word Supergirl is made of super ('above' or 'very') and girl. That's why Supergirl names a female hero who has powers beyond normal people, like Superman.