Pronunciation: /suːpər/
adjective of a very high quality or degree; excellent
A1 My sister is super excited for her birthday party.
A2 I have a super cute dog named Max.
B1 The new restaurant in town has super fast service.
B2 I had a super fun time at the concert last night.
C1 The professor gave a super interesting lecture on quantum physics.
C2 The hotel we stayed at had super luxurious amenities.
adverb to a very great degree or extent
A1 She is super happy to see you.
A2 I am super excited about our upcoming trip.
B1 He performed super well in the exam.
B2 The team worked super efficiently to meet the deadline.
C1 The company's profits have been super impressive this year.
C2 The new technology is super advanced and cutting-edge.
formal The company's new CEO is known for her superlative leadership skills.
informal I had a super fun time at the party last night.
slang That concert was super lit!
figurative Her kindness was like a superpower, able to brighten anyone's day.
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