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Superior
Superior
a.
More
elevated
in
place
or
position
;
higher
;
upper
; as,
the
superior
limb
of
the
sun
;
the
superior
part
of an
image
.
Superior
a.
Higher
in
rank
or
office
;
more
exalted
in
dignity
; as, a
superior
officer
; a
superior
degree
of
nobility
.
Superior
a.
Higher
or
greater
in
excellence
;
surpassing
others
in
the
greatness
, or
value
of
any
quality
;
greater
in
quality
or
degree
; as, a
man
of
superior
merit
; or of
superior
bravery
.
Superior
a.
Beyond
the
power
or
influence
of;
too
great
or
firm
to be
subdued
or
affected
by;
with
to.
Superior
a.
More
comprehensive
; as a
term
in
classification
; as, a
genus
is
superior
to a
species
.
Superior
a.
Above
the
ovary
;
said
of
parts
of
the
flower
which
,
although
normally
below
the
ovary
,
adhere
to it,
and
so
appear
to
originate
from
its
upper
part
;
also
of an
ovary
when
the
other
floral
organs
are
plainly
below
it in
position
,
and
free
from
it.
Superior
a.
Belonging
to
the
part
of an
axillary
flower
which
is
toward
the
main
stem
;
posterior
.
Superior
a.
Pointing
toward
the
apex
of
the
fruit
;
ascending
;
said
of
the
radicle
.
Superior
n.
One
who
is
above
, or
surpasses
,
another
in
rank
,
station
,
office
,
age
,
ability
, or
merit
;
one
who
surpasses
in
what
is
desirable
; as,
Addison
has
no
superior
as a
writer
of
pure
English
.
Superior
n.
The
head
of a
monastery
,
convent
,
abbey
, or
the
like
.
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