This is a superb illustration of how Emmet modified the traditional architectural designs.
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Superb
/suˈpɝb/
Synonyms for "superb" (208 found)
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Verb(1 words)
Interjection(1 words)
Strong matches (62)
Adjective(15 words)
divinestexcellentexcellent stateexceptionalfabfantasticfirst-rateglorious revolution historygreat achievementgreat opportunitygreat progressgreatest coverageheavenly bodyillustriousimpeccable
Noun(5 words)
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incrediblelaudedloftyluxuriousmagicmagnanimousmagnificentmajesticmarvellousmarvelousmasterfulmatchlessmind-blowingmind-bogglingmiraculousmonstrousnicenoblenoteworthyoptimal
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optimumopulentout of sightout of this worldoutstandingpalatialpeerlessperfectplushpolishedposhpractisedprimeprincelyprominentproudrenownedresplendentrichritzyrousingroyalsensationalsmashingsoaringsolidsplendacioussplendidsplendiferoussplendorousstaggeringstatelysterlingstrikingstunningstupendoussublimesumptuoussupersupereminentsuperexcellentsuperfancysuperfinesuperiorsuperlativesupremeswankswankyswellterrifictoweringtranscendenttremendousunbelievableunrealvery bestvirtuosowonderful
Noun(11 words)
Adjective(13 words)
marvellousoutstandingoutstanding achievementremarkable attributesplendidsplendid weathersplendideststellarsuperlative adjectivetastytiptoptop-notchtopnotch
Adjective(2 words)
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9 entriessuperb analysissuperb articlesuperb conditionsuperb examplesuperb performancesuperb qualitysuperb resultsuperb studysuperb workmanship
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2 entriesSample sentences
15 total sentences available.
His taste in music is superb.
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Her technique is superb, but she needs to play with more expression.
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That museum has a superb collection of Celtic era cultural artifacts.
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