superior

/səˈpɪriər/
adjective
  1. Better than average or better than others; of higher quality or rank.
    • This restaurant serves superior food compared to the others in town.
    • The superior craftsmanship of the handmade table was obvious.
    • She received a superior rating on her performance review.
  2. Having a higher position or rank in an organization or hierarchy.
    • In the military, you must follow the commands of your superior.
    • She reported directly to her superior in the company.
    • The superior officer gave orders to the troops.
  3. Showing a feeling of being better than others; arrogant or condescending.
    • He had a superior attitude that annoyed his coworkers.
    • She spoke in a superior tone, as if she knew everything.
    • His superior smirk made everyone feel uncomfortable.
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noun
  1. A person who is higher in rank, status, or authority than another.
    • The general was a respected superior who cared for his soldiers.
    • She always deferred to her superiors in the office.
    • You should discuss that matter with your superior.
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