superb
adjective /suːˈpɜːb/
/suːˈpɜːrb/
- excellent; of very good quality
- a superb player
- The car's in superb condition.
- His performance was absolutely superb.
- You look superb.
Synonyms excellentexcellent- outstanding
- perfect
- superb
- excellent extremely good. Excellent is used especially about standards of service or of something that somebody has worked to produce: The rooms are excellent value at $20 a night. • He speaks excellent English. Excellent is also used to show that you are very pleased about something or that you approve of something: You can all come? Excellent!
- outstanding extremely good. Outstanding is used especially about how well somebody does something or how good somebody is at something: an outstanding achievement
- perfect so good that it could not be better. Perfect is used especially about conditions or how suitable something is for a purpose: Conditions were perfect for walking. • She came up with the perfect excuse.
- superb (informal) extremely good or impressive:
- The facilities at the hotel are superb.
- a(n) excellent/outstanding/perfect/superb job/performance
- a(n) excellent/outstanding/superb achievement
- really/absolutely/quite excellent/outstanding/perfect/superb
Extra Examples- The cuisine is absolutely superb.
- It was a superb goal, scored just seconds before half-time.
- The facilities at the hotel are quite superb.
- a country cottage in a superb location
Oxford Collocations Dictionaryverbs- be
- look
- sound
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- really
- absolutely
- quite
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Word Originmid 16th cent.: from Latin superbus ‘proud, magnificent’.