superb
[adjective]
Synonyms: splendid, excellent, exquisite, fine, first-rate, grand, magnificent, marvellous, superior, superlative, world-class

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Antonyms: wretched
Contrasted words: inferior, mediocre, poor, substandard, atrocious, awful, dreadful, shocking, deplorable, dismal, lamentable, pitiful, woeful, abominable, execrable, outrageous, shameful
Related Idioms: very best
Related Words: noble, majestic, imposing, stately, opulent, glorious, gorgeous, marvelous, resplendent, crashing, rousing, sensational, slambang, super, superfine, wonderful, best, optimal, optimum, prime, sublime

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English Thesaurus: excellent, great, fantastic/terrific/wonderful, amazing/incredible, superb, ...

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su‧perb /sjuːˈpɜːb, suː- $ sʊˈpɜːrb/ adjective [no comparative]
[Date: 1500-1600; Language: Latin; Origin: superbus 'proud, grand', from super; ⇒ super-]
extremely good Synonym : excellent:
The food was superb.
superb weather
—superbly adverb

[TahlilGaran] Dictionary of Contemporary English ▲

superb
adj.
VERBS be, look, sound She looked superb.
ADV. really | absolutely, quite, simply The cuisine is absolutely superb.

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excellent extremely good or of very high quality:
His English was excellent.
an excellent piece of work
great spoken extremely good. Great is less formal than excellent, and is the usual word to use in everyday spoken English:
‘Did you have a good holiday?' 'It was great!’
He did a great job as captain.
fantastic/terrific/wonderful spoken extremely good. These words sound even more excited than great or excellent:
‘I passed my exam.’ ‘That’s fantastic!’
Last year Jess had a terrific season, averaging eleven points a game.
The trip will be a wonderful opportunity for the children.
amazing/incredible extremely good in a surprising and exciting way:
an amazing view of Tokyo
The trip was an incredible experience.
superb extremely good – used especially when you are very impressed by something:
The acting was superb.
There is a superb range of cheeses.
first-class of a high quality and much better than most others:
The service is first-class.
a first-class restaurant
outstanding extremely good – used when saying how well someone does something:
He’s an outstanding player.
It was an outstanding performance by a talented young actor.
exceptional unusually good – used when saying that someone or something is much better than any others:
She has an exceptional talent.
He writes good essays, but I wouldn’t say that his work is particularly exceptional.
Merits are given as an honour for exceptional achievement.
out of this world [not before noun] spoken informal used when saying that something is so good that it is better than anything you could have imagined:
The food is out of this world.
awesome especially American English very good:
It was an awesome concert.

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