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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.) Above the
ovary;
-- said of parts of the
flower
which,
although
normally
below the
ovary,
adhere
to it, and so
appear
to
originate
from its upper part; also of an ovary when the other
floral
organs
are
plainly
below it in
position,
and free from it..
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Degenerationist
::
Degenerationist
(n.) A
believer
in the
theory
of
degeneration,
or
hereditary
degradation
of type; as, the
degenerationists
hold that
savagery
is the
result
of
degeneration
from a
superior
state..
Mother
::
Mother
(n.) The
female
superior
or head of a
religious
house,
as an
abbess,
etc..
Orient
::
Orient
(a.)
Bright;
lustrous;
superior;
pure;
perfect;
pellucid;
-- used of gems and also
figuratively,
because
the most
perfect
jewels
are found in the
East..
Forehand
::
Forehand
(n.)
Superiority;
advantage;
start;
precedence.
Patronize
::
Patronize
(v. t.) To
assume
the air of a
patron,
or of a
superior
and
protector,
toward;
-- used in an
unfavorable
sense;
as, to
patronize
one's
equals..
Vie
::
Vie (v. i.) To
strive
for
superiority;
to
contend;
to use
emulous
effort,
as in a race,
contest,
or
competition..
Mastery
::
Mastery
(n.) The
position
or
authority
of a
master;
dominion;
command;
supremacy;
superiority.
Sovereign
::
Sovereign
(a.)
Supreme
or
highest
in
power;
superior
to all
others;
chief;
as, our
sovereign
prince..
Commanding
::
Commanding
(a.)
Exalted;
overlooking;
having
superior
strategic
advantages;
as, a
commanding
position..
Liberty
::
Liberty
(n.) A
privilege
conferred
by a
superior
power;
permission
granted;
leave;
as,
liberty
given to a child to play, or to a
witness
to leave a
court,
and the
like..
Constantia
::
Constantia
(n.) A
superior
wine, white and red, from
Constantia,
in Cape
Colony..
Ambitious
::
Ambitious
(a.)
Possessing,
or
controlled
by,
ambition;
greatly
or
inordinately
desirous
of
power,
honor,
office,
superiority,
or
distinction..
Fief
::
Fief (n.) An
estate
held of a
superior
on
condition
of
military
service;
a fee; a feud. See under
Benefice,
n., 2..
Metropolitan
::
Metropolitan
(n.) The
superior
or
presiding
bishop
of a
country
or
province.
Superior
::
Superior
(a.)
Beyond
the power or
influence
of; too great or firm to be
subdued
or
affected
by; -- with to.
Paramount
::
Paramount
(a.)
Having
the
highest
rank or
jurisdiction;
superior
to all
others;
chief;
supreme;
preeminent;
as, a
paramount
duty..
Orderly
::
Orderly
(n.) A
noncommissioned
officer
or
soldier
who
attends
a
superior
officer
to carry his
orders,
or to
render
other
service..
Report
::
Report
(v. t.) An
official
statement
of
facts,
verbal
or
written;
especially,
a
statement
in
writing
of
proceedings
and facts
exhibited
by an
officer
to his
superiors;
as, the
reports
of the heads af
departments
to
Congress,
of a
master
in
chancery
to the
court,
of
committees
to a
legislative
body, and the
like..
Livery
::
Livery
(n.) The
uniform
clothing
issued
by
feudal
superiors
to their
retainers
and
serving
as a badge when in
military
service.
Palmary
::
Palmary
(a.)
Worthy
of the palm;
palmy;
preeminent;
superior;
principal;
chief;
as,
palmary
work..
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