superiority in Japanese
superiority in Japanese is 上級, 優位, 高級 — superiority means the state or quality of being better, higher-ranking, or more advanced than others.
superiority in Japanese
上級
Pronounced: jōkyuu
The state of being superior.
優位
Pronounced: yuui
The state of being superior.
高級
Pronounced: kōkyuu
The state of being superior.
高貴
Pronounced: kōki
The state of being superior.
What does "superiority" mean?
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noun The state or quality of being better, higher-ranking, or more advanced than others.
"The team demonstrated its technical superiority throughout the match."
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superiority in a sentence
- The team demonstrated its technical superiority throughout the match.
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What is "superiority" in Japanese?
"superiority" in Japanese is 上級, 優位, 高級. superiority means: The state or quality of being better, higher-ranking, or more advanced than others.
How do you pronounce 上級?
"superiority" in Japanese is 上級, pronounced "jōkyuu".
How do you use "superiority" in a sentence?
Example: "The team demonstrated its technical superiority throughout the match." In Japanese, "superiority" is 上級, 優位, 高級.
Are there other ways to say "superiority" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 4 translations listed for "superiority": 上級, 優位, 高級, 高貴.
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