Superbly

Pronunciation: /suːpərbli/

Definitions of superbly

adverb In a superb manner; excellently or extremely well.

Example Sentences

A1 She dances superbly.

A2 The food at this restaurant is superbly delicious.

B1 The team worked superbly together to complete the project on time.

B2 The actor portrayed his character superbly, earning rave reviews from critics.

C1 The conductor led the orchestra superbly, eliciting a standing ovation from the audience.

C2 The author superbly crafted a complex narrative that captivated readers until the very end.

Examples of superbly in a Sentence

formal The artist superbly captured the essence of the landscape in his painting.

informal She plays the piano superbly, it's amazing to listen to her.

slang That new restaurant is superbly good, you have to try it out.

figurative His speech was superbly crafted, each word carefully chosen to convey his message.

Grammatical Forms of superbly

• past tense: superbly
• plural: superblies
• comparative: more superbly
• superlative: most superbly
• present tense: superbly
• future tense: will superbly
• perfect tense: have superbly
• continuous tense: am superbly
• singular: superbly
• positive degree: superb
• infinitive: to superbly
• gerund: superbly
• participle: superbly

Origin and Evolution of superbly

First Known Use: 1601 year

Language of Origin: Latin

Story behind the word: The word 'superbly' originated from the Latin word 'superbus' meaning proud or magnificent.

Evolution of the word: Over time, 'superbly' has evolved to convey a sense of excellence or superiority in a more positive light, moving away from its original connotation of pride or arrogance.