superlative
üstün
definition
noun
Joseph's resume is also peppered with superlatives .
a superlative adjective or adverb.
the critics ran out of superlatives to describe him
an exaggerated or hyperbolical expression of praise.
adjective
a superlative piece of skill
of the highest quality or degree.
The result was a phenomenal success and classical music critics around the world competed with each other to invent ever-new terms of superlative praise.
(of an adjective or adverb) expressing the highest or a very high degree of a quality (e.g., bravest , most fiercely ).
translation of 'superlative'
noun
enüstünlük derecesi,
en yüksek miktar,
en üstün derece
adjective
en üstün,
mükemmel,
en yüksek
example
And to say all this is not yet to comment on the 'superlative' choreography and dancing.
The result was a phenomenal success and classical music critics around the world competed with each other to invent ever-new terms of 'superlative' praise.
Nowadays, even the cheapest laser printers offer 'superlative' image quality in both text and graphics.
He was a 'superlative' draughtsman and his work has appealed greatly to other outstanding draughtsmen, such as Hockney and Picasso.
Instead, it wants to delve into the mindset of someone who earns obscene amounts of money for having a 'superlative' skill, and how such a superman complex can corrupt even the most hardworking, dedicated individual.
It also makes one wonder how many 'superlative' pieces of literature might be lurking out there, forgotten.
His virtue, physical prowess, and most importantly his desire to acquire 'superlative' objects from Europe and elsewhere, are manifested in this magnificent display of arms and armour.
It does so most often in the form of the comparative and the 'superlative' of bad: worse and worst.
All kidding aside, here's another fine CD from a flutist who has given us 'superlative' recordings of music from the Baroque and Classical eras.
All the obvious categories by means of which the Dutch school distinguished itself are on display here, invariably in the form of 'superlative' examples, and often in the form of nicely contrasted offerings to boot.
The Mosan workshops were notable for their ivories, 'superlative' champlevé enamel, often with sophisticated typological iconography, and cast and embossed metalwork.
The 1950s recordings have been in limbo: boasting neither modern sound nor 'superlative' sentimental value, they have not appeared on CD until recently.
You get a 'superlative' audio and video presentation, and an excellent collection of bonus material.
This is a fine motion picture with a couple of 'superlative' performances.
The 'superlative' handling seems at odds with the ride height, which is greater than your average saloon, adding to the unfashionable ‘upright’ feel of the package as a whole.
A 'superlative' driving-at-night song, shifting fancily around the curves as street lights roll over the windshield.
The 'superlative' cast is in top form in this season.
At that time it was a contemporary drama; now it is a period piece, and the transition is managed with 'superlative' intelligence.
There are incredible details in his mazurkas, and he has found how to make them doubly interesting by playing them with the utmost degree of gentleness, with a 'superlative' softness.
Not a 'superlative' film but a perfectly solid one and one that is going to be rolling out in limited release quite soon.
This new two-disc release is not to be missed: it's a 'superlative' treatment of one of Hollywood's greatest classics.
Invariably, when the best performers are asked what they were thinking about when they turned in a 'superlative' performance, their answer is ‘nothing.’
He was supposed to be recognized for his 'superlative' skill with flight combat and drafted immediately into the test pilot corps.
When I saw it first last year, I promised to uncork a jeroboam of 'superlatives' for its UK release.
It is applied as an epithet denoting 'superlativeness' of any quality.
And the only one who saw through the hyperbole and the meaningless 'superlatives' was my Aunt Petunia, and she was half-deaf.
No slide shows, no 'superlatives' in the press release, and only the briefest of presentations.
This east European touring group has built a reputation that eats up 'superlatives' .
After writing nearly 100 DVD reviews, one begins to run out of 'superlatives' to describe the better discs which pass before the eyes and ears.
The time and care was taken, and the result is this film I can't seem to find enough 'superlatives' to describe.
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