Superb meaning

so͝o-pûrb'
Of unusually high quality; excellent.

A superb wine; superb skill.

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The definition of superb is excellent or splendid.

A really beautiful painting is an example of something that would be described as superb.

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Majestic or magnificent.

The cheetah is a superb animal.

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Noble or majestic.
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Rich or splendid.
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Extremely fine; excellent.
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First-rate; of the highest quality; exceptionally good.

This champagne is superb.

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(dated) Haughty.
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Origin of superb

  • Latin superbus arrogant, superior uper in Indo-European roots
    From American Heritage Dictionary of the English Language, 5th Edition
  • From Wiktionary

Superb Sentence Examples

  • He thought Josh was a superb farmer.

  • It was a work of superb courage.

  • De Thou gave him facilities to borrow books from the superb library formed by his father.

  • 131 by Hadrian, and stamped Adriane Petra on its coins in gratitude for the emperor's benefactions; the superb IIazne, probably a temple for the worship of Isis, and the Der, which resembles the IIazne in design, belong to this period.

  • above the sea, and commands a superb view towards the Mediterranean, the mountains of Shechem and Mount Hermon.

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