superwave
/ˈsupərweɪv/
noun
- An extremely large or powerful wave, especially in surfing or ocean contexts.
- Surfers from around the world came to ride the legendary superwave at Nazaré.
- Scientists study superwaves to understand extreme ocean conditions.
- The storm created a superwave that crashed over the seawall.
- A hypothetical or science-fictional wave of immense energy or force, often in space or physics.
- The spaceship's shields barely held against the superwave of radiation.
- In the novel, a superwave from a dying star threatened the entire galaxy.
- Some theories suggest a superwave of dark matter could pass through our solar system.