adjective

superb

superb, excellent, magnificent

The food at the restaurant was superb.

The food at the restaurant was superb.

She gave a superb performance.

She gave a superb performance.

((superb)) + noun excellent... She gave a superb performance.

Synonyms: excellent, outstanding, magnificent, splendid; Antonyms: poor, terrible, awful

From Latin 'superbus' meaning 'proud, magnificent', from 'super-' meaning 'above'.

'Superb' is a more formal and stronger word than 'super'. Imagine a 'superb' meal at a fancy restaurant.

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