superior in Greek
superior in Greek is ανώτερος — superior means higher in rank, quality, or status than another.
superior in Greek
ανώτερος
Pronounced: anoteros
Higher in rank, status, or quality.
What does "superior" mean?
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adj Higher in rank, quality, or status than another.
"This fabric is superior to the cheaper alternative."
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adj Acting as though one is better than others; arrogant.
"She gave a superior smile that annoyed everyone in the room."
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noun A person of higher rank, especially in a job or organisation.
"He always deferred to his superiors on major decisions."
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superior in a sentence
- This fabric is superior to the cheaper alternative.
- He reported the incident to his superior officer.
- She gave a superior smile that annoyed everyone in the room.
- He always deferred to his superiors on major decisions.
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What is "superior" in Greek?
"superior" in Greek is ανώτερος. superior means: Higher in rank, quality, or status than another.
How do you pronounce ανώτερος?
"superior" in Greek is ανώτερος, pronounced "anoteros".
How do you use "superior" in a sentence?
Example: "This fabric is superior to the cheaper alternative." In Greek, "superior" is ανώτερος.
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