super
- adjective
- /ˈsuːpər/
- Informal
- I hate when cars park super close to my door.
- super easy
- a super learning experience
These are not the, these are super good scientists.
- These are not the, these are super good scientists.
- So it was a super, super long flight.
- This book is not super plot driven at all.
- Wow, this purple is actually super pigmented and smooth.
- I just really want to start the week super tidy, clean.
- So not sure that I'm super loving that.
- I think he's being super creative and having fun.
- These are super, super cute and no way.
Examples
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The third thing that's really super important is the team.
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I have to say I'm super excited to work with someone who knows the TUVs of deal making.
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So oh, it's like a super dark wine color.
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So it was a super, super long flight.
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I guess we thought we were saying like, super important things to each other or something.
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And you can see the color, color is just super vibrant.
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And so he's a, you know, super incredible person.
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And I think that's super important for us to do.
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I really wanted a super plush soft couch.
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The concert was super exciting and everyone had a great time.
Synonyms
To a very great degree
To a very great degree
Very good and impressive
Adds emphasis to say something is very strong
To a very high degree
To a very high degree, showing excellent quality
To a very high degree
In an extremely impressive way that seems perfect
Antonyms
Idioms
Compounds
- Specialized
A class in sports like boxing for fighters who weigh more than a set limit, for example over 201 pounds
- Specialized
A coffee machine that grinds beans, brews espresso, and makes milk foam automatically
How Good
Surface Forms
Etymology
Super comes from the Latin super meaning 'above' or 'over', just like in superman or supermarket. So when you call something 'super' you mean it is 'above' the usual — very good or very much.