Superiority is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SUPERIORITY in dictionary:

NOUN:
• the state of being superior
• a supercilious manner or attitude
• The quality, state, or condition of being superior; as, superiority of rank; superiority in merit.
• the quality of being superior
• the quality of being at a competitive advantage
• displaying a sense of being better than others
• the state of excelling or surpassing or going beyond usual limits
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• the quality or state of being superior; a superior characteristic

Words related to SUPERIORITY

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How to use SUPERIORITY in a sentence

• The firemen of New-York have that superiority over those of other places, that the veteran soldier obtains over the recruit.
• I know not what the excellent Man above-mentioned saw in me, but he descended from the Superiority of his Wisdom and Merit, to throw himself frequently into my Company.
• While this was in use in England for a number of years, it was gradually superseded by the Morse telegraph which proved its decided superiority.
• Accordingly, the superiority of the republicans was no sooner decisive, than the theatres were closed, and the dramatic poets silenced.
• But this is quite compatible with a full appreciation of the intrinsic superiority of the higher.
• The German will hope also to retain his fleet, and no peace, he will be reminded, can rob him of his hard-earned technical superiority in the air.
• The battle began with artillery, the superiority of the English in which forced the Scots to come to close quarters.
• His thwarted sense of superiority wants satisfaction.
• A superiority, so grand, so simple, and so true, appeared to him above all ordinary rules.
• We all recognise His moral and spiritual superiority.
• At the other end the nobles claimed the superiority.
• By the mere mention of their names you evoke in reader or hearer a vague sense of your superiority and his.
• So, with a feeling of superiority and independence which made the others green with envy, I bid them good-bye.
• Here I was struck by the superiority of their system to ours.
• Every writer would have had a rival, whose superiority was already acknowledged, and to whose fame his work would, even before it was seen, be marked out for a sacrifice.
• In a quarter of an hour, her superiority was manifest.
• The Army of Virginia, on the other hand, had acquired a superiority of spirit which was ample compensation for the sacrifice which had been made.
• He praised, blamed, patronized, puffed his pipe, and dwelt with superiority on topics which are best left alone, until Wilmot wanted to kick him downstairs.
• Masinissa, relying chiefly on the great superiority he would have over his opponents in respect of the ground, on his part also formed his troops.
• In those who spoke with him he inspired an embarrassment which secretly flattered an agreeable consciousness of his own superiority.
• But the great superiority of the Indians in number, obliged Captain Ashton to retreat.
• He had personal knowledge of the immense superiority of the Greek soldiery and the Greek discipline over those of the Eastern nations.
• His superiority in the field was again demonstrated at Trasimenus, but no Italian allies came in.
• With his great superiority in men and guns, Lord Roberts might reasonably expect to capture the whole Boer force, although he had no longer a Cronje but a De Wet to deal with.

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