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superhuman

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Adj — Beyond ordinary human ability or strength.

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superhuman strength superhuman effort superhuman patience

Etymology

From Medieval Latin superhumanus, from super- ("above") + humanus ("human").

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Frequently asked questions

What does “superhuman” mean?

The word “superhuman” means beyond ordinary human ability or strength. In plain terms, greater than what a normal person could do.

How do you use “superhuman” in a sentence?

Here is “superhuman” used in a sentence: “It took superhuman patience to sit through that meeting.”

What part of speech is “superhuman”?

“Superhuman” is an adjective.

Where does the word “superhuman” come from?

The word “superhuman” comes from Medieval Latin. From Medieval Latin superhumanus, from super- ("above") + humanus ("human").

Is “superhuman” a common word?

“Superhuman” is an uncommon word in modern English.

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