Of a person: superior, esp. in respect of moral qualities; more accomplished in a particular sphere or activity. Also: of a higher rank or social…

Better (in various senses).

Chiefly in predicative use: more appropriate, advisable, or desirable; better.

The comparative of great, adj. in various senses. In senses corresponding to great, adj. III.: having more significant effects, importance…

Superior, without equal. Obsolete. rare.

Designating an object deemed to be of the male sex on the basis of some quality, such as strength or activity, esp. as contrasted with a…

A suitable conjunction or pairing. above one's match: above one's level in some respect or quality. Obsolete.

With comparative implied but not stated. Higher in degree, amount, importance, quantity, etc.; of greater value; of a higher grade or quality…

Of a higher, better, more excellent, or more comprehensive quality; superior.

Pre-eminent or higher in rank or estimation; having or taking precedence. Obsolete.

Of a person, place, group, etc.: distinguished above others in character or attainment; conspicuous for some attribute or quality. Obsolete.

figurative. Extraordinarily good or superior; sublime, ‘heavenly’.

Having precedence or priority; having the right to lead, leading; pre-eminent. Now rare.

Superlative, best; superior to or taking precedence over all others; of supreme or overriding importance; imperative. Chiefly predicative.

Superior, higher, not subordinate or subalternate; spec. (a) Logic designating the universal proposition in a pair of subaltern propositions; (also)…

Noble; of superior quality. Obsolete. rare.

That occupies a (specified) place in a hierarchy of ranks; (also) that has a high rank. Frequently: spec. (originally Military) that has the highest…

Of a superior quality or class; excellent of its kind, elite. Now rare except in technical contexts (chiefly Ecology and Horticulture).