superior
উচ্চতর
definition
noun
obeying their superiors' orders
a person or thing superior to another in rank, status, or quality, especially a colleague in a higher position.
a superior letter, figure, or symbol.
adjective
a superior officer
higher in rank, status, or quality.
The upper horns (or superior cornua) meet the back of the hyoid bone, while the inferior cornua are attached to the side of the cricoid, forming a pivotal joint.
further above or out; higher in position.
translation of 'superior'
অধিকতর ভাল,
উর্ধ্বস্থ
noun
উপরত্তয়ালা
adjective
ঊর্ধ্বস্থিত,
শ্রেয়,
ঊর্ধ্বতন,
ব্যাপকতরভাবে প্রযুক্ত,
উচ্চতর,
ঊর্ধ্বস্থ,
বিশেষ,
উপরিক
example
Ask for a box rim flushing system over a standard rim flush for 'superior' performance in a close coupled unit.
Or will he be as stubborn as a plutocrat in order to prove he is 'superior' to her?
Fully automating these tests is a luxury that can go a long way to getting a 'superior' product to the consumer.
Yet DeGaulle and a small group of partisans went underground and refused to accept the 'superior' power of the German army.
In the crudest terms, the critical factor in the loyalist Protestant supremacy mindset was its 'superior' physical force.
Prices are reasonable and the selection is 'superior' .
Remember that this is a carrier, not a fleet; so don't expect old tactics of overrunning the enemy position with 'superior' numbers to work.
These consumers tend to buy luxury products for their 'superior' functionality and quality.
It is not true that the essays are 'superior' to the novels, but they have a sustained perfection that the novels do not match.
The elegant expressions of Parisian Cubism are the 'superior' works of art if you value subtle composition and exquisite harmonies of tone.
Liberal democracy reflects the normative orientation that people and their rights are 'superior' to government, with governments existing to secure those rights.
The level of design across the board is 'superior' to what we have here in the US.
He is pompous and 'superior' , particularly in his treatment of Holly.
It happened almost ten years ago when the religious 'superior' of my Franciscan Friary advised the priests in the community that we would no longer assist in local churches on weekends since there were so few priests in the house.
They were certainly physically 'superior' to me.
Long hang times help develop the rich flavors for 'superior' wines.
It's obviously quite possible that the artschool/art-appreciation approach is vastly 'superior' to any and all alternatives.
I've just seen the preview for the extended version of the movie, and so far it looks so 'superior' to the cinematic release that it feels like a different movie.
If the code is followed in your workplace, you should be made aware of allegations or complaints against you by a colleague or 'superior' .
Come to think of it, not so long ago even Puccini was trashed by 'superior' people, who considered his contemporaries decadent, shabby frauds beneath contempt.
The writing is often 'superior' to most one-hour dramas. the extremely snappy and witty dialogue can elevate even the most clichu00e9 sit-com moments into pomo gems.
Plus, the picture quality is 'superior' to your typical broadcast picture.
Despite the differences, the films are close enough in tone to force a comparison, and Spider is the 'superior' film.
If you were a member, or aspiring member, of the latter group, you looked with 'superior' amusement at the awkward wretches who were building a more curious identity with the help of drug culture.
Then, of course, there are pollsters who maintain that their own consumer surveys are 'superior' .
Determining which is the 'superior' choice for residential applications depends on whom you ask.
After finding himself overwhelmed by 'superior' enemy forces, Shin is shot down.
The upper horns (or 'superior' cornua) meet the back of the hyoid bone, while the inferior cornua are attached to the side of the cricoid, forming a pivotal joint.
The nutritive value of timothy, however, was 'superior' to other forages at the more mature stage.
Like Gerry and David, Rosie cites a poor relationship with her 'superior' as one of the factors behind her selection for redundancy.
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