superior

Adj

1. (feminine, masculine) upper, higher
2. (feminine, masculine) better
3. (feminine, masculine) superior

Noun

boss

Hyphenated as

su‧pe‧rior

Pronounced as (IPA)

/supeˈɾjoɾ/

Etymology

Borrowed from Latin: superior

In summary

Borrowed from Latin superior.

Concepts

superior

upper

top

🔝

higher

senior

high

super

above

surface

surpassing

high up

overwhelming

chief

paramount

premium

better

dominant

master

elevated

ascendant

supreme

abbot

prime

principal

prior

prize

quality

select

sterling

superlative

tall

upper-level

father superior

predominant

big

boss

choice

elder

first-rate

grand

great

greatest

head

high-level

high-ranking

important

large

leader

long

next

Synonyms

alto

mayor

mejor

elevado

excelente

jefe

dirigente

más alto

chaleco

de arriba

inmenso

largo

magnífico

majestuoso

mayordomo

principal

próximo

supremo

vasto

arriba

dios

del norte

brinque arriba

imenso

abad

descolocado

amplio

ancho

corpulento

enorme

especial

exterior

grande

grandioso

importante

Sentences

En dicha casa de estudios fue miembro del Consejo Superior .

In that house of studies he was a member of the Superior Council.

Consta de dos plantas y una terraza superior .

It consists of two floors and an upper terrace.

La puerta de acceso es adintelada con un óculo en la parte superior .

The access door is lined with an oculus on top.

Vivió en Asia durante el Eoceno superior .

He lived in Asia during the Late Eocene.

El interior es de superficie rugosa , con un albedo superior al de los alrededores .

The interior has a rough surface, with a higher albedo than the surrounding area.

El curso superior y medio está rodeado de pastizales , con escasa vegetación arbórea .

The upper and middle course is surrounded by grasslands, with little arboreal vegetation.