supreme
/səˈprim/
noun
- A rich cream sauce or a dish served with it.
- The restaurant's chicken supreme is a popular menu item.
- She ordered the fish supreme with a side of vegetables.
- The chef prepared a veal supreme with mushrooms.
adjective
- Highest in rank, authority, or power.
- The Supreme Court is the highest court in the United States.
- The general held supreme command over the armed forces.
- In a democracy, the people have supreme power.
- Of the greatest possible quality, degree, or importance.
- He made the supreme sacrifice by giving his life for his country.
- The chef prepared a dish of supreme elegance.
- Winning the gold medal was the supreme moment of her career.
- Very great or intense.
- The view from the mountain peak was of supreme beauty.
- She felt a supreme sense of relief when the exam was over.
- The athlete showed supreme confidence before the race.