superpowered

[soo-per-pau-erd]

adjective

1. having superpowers.

2. having an unusual or exceptional amount of power.

Other Word Forms

• non-superpowered adjective

Example Sentences

Besides evil billionaires, Superman has taken on superpowered supervillains, alien invaders and even his clones, as well as human threats like Nazis and the Ku Klux Klan.

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The first country is a more dynamic version of the current one, in which the stock market keeps rising and America remains an international center of innovation and production—but in a superpowered way, thanks to Trump using the threat of tariffs to renegotiate trade deals with foreign powers in a way that further opens up markets for U.S. companies.

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At the tender age of 6, long before I saw Hackman in his more serious, nuanced roles, his iconic turn as Lex Luthor in Richard Donner’s “Superman” hit me like a superpowered punch.

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It’s easier to enjoy the film as a political drama about deep-state mind control with a few superpowered individuals than it is as an overly strained bit of connective tissue in the MCU.

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“Some of these changes seem to have occurred early in evolution suggesting that the evolution of their superpowered immune system could be closely linked to the evolution of their ability to fly,” Vernes said.

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