Definition of supremely in English:
supremely
adverb suːˈpriːmlisuˈprimli
1Very well; excellently.
he batted supremely in the second innings
Example sentencesExamples
- This very basic premise it achieved supremely, although to whose benefit I am unsure.
- I thought our players raised their play and coped supremely with the atmosphere.
- The change bowlers both bowled supremely.
- Thus for many readers the claims of loyalty in general and promise-keeping in particular are exemplified supremely in their marriage-vows.
- As we proceed through the film, each shot delivering a slightly different atmosphere to the one before it, we see the director serving the film supremely.
- 1.1as submodifier To the highest degree; extremely.
he seemed supremely relaxed and confident
a supremely talented actor
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- I know all the words to all the songs ever and am therefore supremely irritating on a pop quiz team.
- He is a legend, a supremely talented songwriter, a genius.
- Every great story starts with a willingness by the storyteller to be supremely honest.
- The result is pure box office dynamite - a supremely enjoyable creative explosion.
- Like any self-respecting world champion, he is supremely confident in his own ability.
2With the highest rank or authority.
the US rules supremely over these processes
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- We are left with the conclusion that in God supremely there is active power.
- We know how Greece and Rome reigned supremely; we know how they trampled down Jerusalem.
- This is not to say that the US rules supremely over these gigantic processes of globalization.
- Michael Angelo and Raffaelle still reign there supremely, and as long as a touch of their pencils remains on the walls of that old palace, so long will the Vatican be dear to the civilized world.
- The boxer, who apart from reigning supremely in the Commonwealth and Africa, also had one shot at the World Boxing Council title.
Definition of supremely in US English:
supremely
adverbsuˈprimliso͞oˈprēmlē
1Very well; excellently.
this very basic premise it achieved supremely
Example sentencesExamples
- Thus for many readers the claims of loyalty in general and promise-keeping in particular are exemplified supremely in their marriage-vows.
- I thought our players raised their play and coped supremely with the atmosphere.
- The change bowlers both bowled supremely.
- This very basic premise it achieved supremely, although to whose benefit I am unsure.
- As we proceed through the film, each shot delivering a slightly different atmosphere to the one before it, we see the director serving the film supremely.
- 1.1as submodifier To the highest degree; extremely.
he seemed supremely relaxed and confident
a supremely talented actor
Example sentencesExamples
- Like any self-respecting world champion, he is supremely confident in his own ability.
- Every great story starts with a willingness by the storyteller to be supremely honest.
- I know all the words to all the songs ever and am therefore supremely irritating on a pop quiz team.
- The result is pure box office dynamite - a supremely enjoyable creative explosion.
- He is a legend, a supremely talented songwriter, a genius.
2With the highest rank or authority.
the US rules supremely over these processes
Example sentencesExamples
- This is not to say that the US rules supremely over these gigantic processes of globalization.
- We know how Greece and Rome reigned supremely; we know how they trampled down Jerusalem.
- Michael Angelo and Raffaelle still reign there supremely, and as long as a touch of their pencils remains on the walls of that old palace, so long will the Vatican be dear to the civilized world.
- We are left with the conclusion that in God supremely there is active power.
- The boxer, who apart from reigning supremely in the Commonwealth and Africa, also had one shot at the World Boxing Council title.