supreme
/ suːˈpriːm /
adjective
adjective: supreme
1 .
highest in rank or authority.
"a unified force with a supreme commander"
synonyms: highest ranking, highest, leading , chief , head , top , foremost , principal , superior , premier , first , cardinal , prime , sovereign ; More
antonyms: subordinate , inferior
most important or powerful.
"he reigned supreme on the race track "
2 .
very great or the greatest.
"he was nerving himself for a supreme effort"
synonyms: extraordinary , remarkable , incredible , extreme , intense , great , phenomenal , rare , surpassing , exceptional , outstanding , incomparable , inimitable , unparalleled , unrivalled , peerless , greatest, utmost , uttermost , maximum ; More
antonyms: minimum , mild
very good at or well known for a specified activity.
"people expected the marathon runner supreme to win"
(or a penalty or sacrifice) involving death.
"our comrades who made the supreme sacrifice"
synonyms: final , last , ultimate ; More
antonyms: insignificant
noun
noun: supreme ; noun: suprême
1 .
a rich cream sauce.
served in a supreme sauce.
plural noun: supremes ; plural noun: suprêmes
"chicken supreme"
Search terms
the Supreme Being - a name for God.
Origin

late 15th century (in the sense 'highest'): from Latin supremus , superlative or superus 'that is above', from super 'above'.



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