superiority
Americannoun
Etymology
Origin of superiority
First recorded in 1520–30, superiority is from the Medieval Latin word superiōritāt- (stem of superiōritās ). See superior, -ity
Example Sentences
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But the most important thing is to not act like some wealthy nob, even though most of them are, lording your superiority over the common folk whose votes are necessary for victory.
From Salon
Ridicule and moral superiority can too easily close the door to honest dialogue, while empathy and understanding, difficult as they may be, open the path to genuine transformation.
From Salon
Israel has expressed concerns that its military superiority in the region could be eroded if Saudi Arabia acquires the F-35 jets.
To end Russia's superiority in the air, Ukraine wants its Western partners to provide more modern jets like the US-made F-16.
From BBC
As it turned out, it simply provided Verstappen a chance to demonstrate his superiority.
From BBC
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