superb

Preposition: at

• time: Their driving play was superb at times and they must be encouraged to build on this.

Preposition: in

• role: Yes, Javier Camara and Dario Grandinetti are superb in very complicated roles.
• respect: In this, the course has been superb in every respect and I could recommend it to anyone interested in learning more.

Modifies a noun

• cuisine: Enjoy superb cuisine, relax in the sumptuous lounges, library or sunny conservatory or by the sparkling swimming pool.
• view: Storm's Stork - superb views of 4 KR.
• scenery: Relax in superb, unspoiled scenery, bathe in the clear waters of the Adriatic.
• beach: Lagos boasts some superb beaches within walking distance of Lagos town center.
• location: Mr Lord, Stroud, Gloucestershire Oct 2005 What a lovely place in a superb location.
• selection: Balloons... We offer a superb selection of 18 " Helium filled balloons.

Modifying Another Word

• absolutely: The sound is absolutely superb, giving your audio system a bloody good workout.
• technically: The intense pressure saw Musson cross for Gibson to score with a technically superb volley from 20 yards.
• uniformly: The cast, as you would perhaps expect in such a big-hitting show, is uniformly superb.
• truly: Although still not moving fully Mellor finished off a truly superb passing move.
• utterly: Saw Eternal Sunshine Of The Spotless Mind today; utterly superb.
• simply: The TV show was simply superb - composer Howard Goodall taking apart the music of the Beatles to show how good it was.

Used with adjective complement

• look: The game looks superb A great addition to the PSP game is the Wi-Fi multiplayer.
• sound: Lamacq has been playing them on his show recently, and their new tunes sound superb.
• offer: We also offer superb ' Video Productions " on an individual or group basis.
• provide: For four years it provided superb, no-fuss, distinguished transport for self, wife, three small boys and spaniel.
• act: Despite the reservations of some critics, I thought the acting superb.