sophisticated
adjective
(of a person, ideas, tastes, manners, etc.) altered by education, experience, etc., so as to be worldly-wise; not naive.
supersophisticated
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a word derived from
sophisticated.
Example Sentences
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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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Work on the new U.S. embassy was halted when American inspectors discovered it was riddled with supersophisticated Soviet eavesdropping devices, implanted during construction.
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The story begins in 1988, when scientists at the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory near San Francisco set some new, supersophisticated computers to simulating the effects of nuclear blasts.
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San Francisco Sir: Before supersophisticated writers start carping about Mr. Nixon's state dinner in Los Angeles honoring the astronauts, may a humble and grateful citizen say, "Thank you, Mr. President."
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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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