supreme
adjective
[ suːˈpriːm ]
• highest in rank or authority.
• "a unified force with a supreme commander"
Similar:
highest ranking,
highest,
leading,
chief,
head,
top,
foremost,
principal,
superior,
premier,
first,
cardinal,
prime,
sovereign,
directing,
governing,
greatest,
dominant,
predominant,
pre-eminent,
overriding,
prevailing,
• very great or the greatest.
• "he was nerving himself for a supreme effort"
Similar:
extraordinary,
remarkable,
incredible,
extreme,
intense,
great,
phenomenal,
rare,
surpassing,
exceptional,
outstanding,
incomparable,
inimitable,
unparalleled,
unrivalled,
peerless,
greatest,
utmost,
uttermost,
maximum,
severe,
acute,
supreme
noun
• a rich cream sauce.
Origin:
late 15th century (in the sense ‘highest’): from Latin supremus, superlative of superus ‘that is above’, from super ‘above’.
