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Definition of superior
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of superior is as below...
Superior
(a.) More
elevated
in place or
position;
higher;
upper;
as, the
superior
limb of the sun; the
superior
part of an
image..
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Certiorari
::
Certiorari
(n.) A writ
issuing
out of
chancery,
or a
superior
court,
to call up the
records
of a
inferior
court,
or
remove
a cause there
depending,
in order that the party may have more sure and
speedy
justice,
or that
errors
and
irregularities
may be
corrected.
It is
obtained
upon
complaint
of a party that he has not
received
justice,
or can not have an
impartial
trial in the
inferior
court..
Domineer
::
Domineer
(v. t.) To rule with
insolence
or
arbitrary
sway; to play the
master;
to be
overbearing;
to
tyrannize;
to
bluster;
to swell with
conscious
superiority
or
haughtiness;
-- often with over; as, to
domineer
over
dependents..
Overmatch
::
Overmatch
(v. t.) To marry (one) to a
superior.
Sir
::
Sir (n.) A
respectful
title,
used in
addressing
a man,
without
being
prefixed
to his name; -- used
especially
in
speaking
to
elders
or
superiors;
sometimes,
also, used in the way of
emphatic
formality..
Mastery
::
Mastery
(n.)
Contest
for
superiority.
Sovereign
::
Sovereign
(a.)
Supreme
or
highest
in
power;
superior
to all
others;
chief;
as, our
sovereign
prince..
Head
::
Head (n.) The
anterior
or
superior
part of an
animal,
containing
the
brain,
or chief
ganglia
of the
nervous
system,
the
mouth,
and in the
higher
animals,
the chief
sensory
organs;
poll;
cephalon..
Only
::
Only (a.)
Hence,
figuratively:
Alone,
by
reason
of
superiority;
preeminent;
chief..
Majority
::
Majority
(n.) The
quality
or
condition
of being major or
greater;
superiority.
Mother
::
Mother
(n.) The
female
superior
or head of a
religious
house,
as an
abbess,
etc..
Lieutenant
::
Lieutenant
(n.) An
officer
who
supplies
the place of a
superior
in his
absence;
a
representative
of, or
substitute
for,
another
in the
performance
of any
duty..
Fine
::
Fine
(superl.)
Finished;
brought
to
perfection;
refined;
hence,
free from
impurity;
excellent;
superior;
elegant;
worthy
of
admiration;
accomplished;
beautiful..
Duty
::
Duty (n.)
Specifically,
obedience
or
submission
due to
parents
and
superiors..
Catadromous
::
Catadromous
(a.)
Having
the
lowest
inferior
segment
of a pinna
nearer
the
rachis
than the
lowest
superior
one; -- said of a mode of
branching
in
ferns,
and
opposed
to
anadromous..
Prior
::
Prior (a.) The
superior
of a
priory,
and next below an abbot in
dignity..
Principality
::
Principality
(n.)
Sovereignty;
supreme
power;
hence,
superiority;
predominance;
high, or the
highest,
station..
Exceptional
::
Exceptional
(a.)
Forming
an
exception;
not
ordinary;
uncommon;
rare;
hence,
better
than the
average;
superior..
Palempore
::
Palempore
(n.) A
superior
kind of
dimity
made in
India,
-- used for bed
coverings..
Lily
::
Lily (n.) A plant and
flower
of the genus
Lilium,
endogenous
bulbous
plants,
having
a
regular
perianth
of six
colored
pieces,
six
stamens,
and a
superior
three-celled
ovary..
Palmary
::
Palmary
(a.)
Worthy
of the palm;
palmy;
preeminent;
superior;
principal;
chief;
as,
palmary
work..
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