Supreme in Latin
Supreme in Latin is God/Goddess, supremus — Supreme means having the highest power or authority; dominant over all others.
Supreme in Latin
God/Goddess
Ellipsis of Supreme Being.
supremus
Dominant, having power over all others.
What does "Supreme" mean?
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adj Having the highest power or authority; dominant over all others.
"The Supreme Court has the final say in constitutional matters."
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adj Greatest in degree or quality; utmost.
"She showed supreme confidence walking into the interview."
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Supreme in a sentence
- The Supreme Court has the final say in constitutional matters.
- He was named supreme commander of the forces.
- She showed supreme confidence walking into the interview.
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What is "Supreme" in Latin?
"Supreme" in Latin is God/Goddess, supremus. Supreme means: Having the highest power or authority; dominant over all others.
How do you use "Supreme" in a sentence?
Example: "The Supreme Court has the final say in constitutional matters." In Latin, "Supreme" is God/Goddess, supremus.
Are there other ways to say "Supreme" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 2 translations listed for "Supreme": God/Goddess, supremus.
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