superspy
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- noun
- /ˈsuːpərˌspaɪ/
- These girls are always glamorous, tough, and a great match for the iconic British superspy, and their characters have evolved over the years as much as Bond himself.
Examples
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At three in the morning, I would be James Bond, superspy, and save the world.
Fiction book (2000) -
Also, does anyone remember the No One Lives Forever games, where you are Cat Archer, a female superspy?
Blog text (9) -
But I wasn't trying to be a superspy; I just wanted to keep the band together.
Fiction book (2002) -
He's like a superspy.
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She's a superspy.
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In the movie, the superspy used his exceptional skills to infiltrate the enemy base.
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Every child dreams of becoming a superspy, solving mysteries, and saving the world.
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The superspy's quick thinking and intelligence helped him escape from a dangerous situation.
Synonyms
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3.5
A person allowed by law to do one specific task they are told to do
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Etymology
The word superspy joins the English parts super ('very' or 'above') and spy ('secret agent'). So a superspy is simply a spy with extra skills and powers, like the special agents you see in movies.