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supersophisticated

  • a word derived from sophisticated.
    sophisticated
    adjective
    (of a person, ideas, tastes, manners, etc.) altered by education, experience, etc., so as to be worldly-wise; not naive.

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It dives to a preset depth, speeds around in large circles, using secret, supersophisticated devices to seek out an enemy sub.

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Perhaps the best defenses are computer-guided antiaircraft guns and supersophisticated antimissile missiles.

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By 1984 the U.S. plans to have ready a better solution: a supersophisticated spy satellite that would take detailed photographs and intercept electronic and radio transmissions from missile tests.

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Instead, in a bizarre twist of fate, the body's supersophisticated, learned immunological defenses mistakenly direct an inflammatory attack against healthy cells in such places as the joints, nerves and connective tissue.

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In addition, the North Vietnamese military picked up numerous M48 tanks, supersophisticated TOW missiles, Jeeps, trucks and crates of rifles and machine guns.

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