supremo
supremo
Definition
su·premo (so̵̅o̅ prēm′ō, syo̵̅o̅-, sə-)
noun pl. -·os
Chiefly Brit., Informal the person having the greatest power or authority
supremo
Usage Examples
Possessives
- research: These are areas which could have been developed with greater vigor and in which a research ' supremo ' might have stimulated open competition.
Converse of object
- become: The same effect occurred in 1917 when he became the supremo in the USSR.
- combine: It's fair to say that despite these comparisons, he was a more humorous character then both of these cult supremos combined.
Adjective modifier
- former: It is not known if football's former supremo delivered any mail to the wrong address.
- new: There's a rather gabby new arts supremo, Norman Lebrecht, who seems keener on high culture than youth culture.
- f1: He says he has been in talks with F1 supremo Bernie Ecclestone with a view to staging a race by 2007.
- organizational: I was a close ally of its founders, especially the charismatic Shirley Williams and the organizational supremo of the right, Bill Rodgers.
Noun used with modifier
- transport: Transport supremo Gus MacDonald's vision is to improve public transport to the extent that drivers leave their cars at home.
- guitar: Fender Guitar Studio Sponsored by guitar supremos Fender, the ' Fender ' studio features five vintage guitars in striking display cases.
- health: What has been the response of our health supremos?
- marketing: I recently got to meet Apple's global iPod marketing supremo, who talked me through the specs of the new machine.
- research: We discuss below the possibility that a research supremo or coordinating body might have assisted in this area.
- comando: The Duce and the comando supremo will also do their utmost to furnish you with the means to keep up the fight.
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