SUPERIORITY


Meaning of SUPERIORITY in English

noun

ADJECTIVE

▪ absolute , overwhelming

▪ effortless

Driving the Jaguar gave him a feeling of effortless ~.

▪ inherent , innate , natural

▪ biological , cultural , intellectual , moral , numerical , physical , racial , social , technical , technological

a discredited ideology of racial ~

▪ male , white

his air of male ~

an ideology of white ~

▪ air , military , naval

VERB + SUPERIORITY

▪ achieve , establish

the enemy's attempts to establish air ~

▪ enjoy , have

For a long time France enjoyed overwhelming ~ in this field.

▪ confirm , convince sb of , demonstrate , prove , show , underline ( esp. BrE )

▪ maintain

▪ assert , assume , claim , imply

The use of the words ‘modern’ and ‘old’ is not meant to imply the ~ of one over the other.

▪ acknowledge

Their team has had to acknowledge Australia's ~ in recent years.

SUPERIORITY + NOUN

▪ complex

the perception that they have a ~ complex

PREPOSITION

▪ ~ in

We should make use of our ~ in numbers.

▪ ~ over

the company's clear technological ~ over its rivals

▪ ~ to

The settlers remained convinced of their ~ to the native population.

PHRASES

▪ an air of ~

He spoke with an air of ~.

▪ a feeling of ~ , a sense of ~

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