supreme
Meaning in simple English
US /səˈpriːm/ · UK /suːˈpriːm/
supreme means: Having more power or authority than anything or anyone else.
adjective
HIGHEST AUTHORITYC1
Having more power or authority than anything or anyone else.
- The constitution is the supreme law.
- The council has supreme authority over the army.
- Who holds supreme power in this country?
OUTSTANDING QUALITYC1
Better than almost anything else, or showing an extremely high level of a quality.
- She played with supreme skill.
- Rescuing them took supreme courage.
- This painting is his supreme achievement.
GREATEST DEGREEC2
As great or strong as possible.
- This matter is of supreme importance.
- He spoke with supreme confidence.
- She made a supreme effort to stay calm.
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