superattractive
superattractive adjective: very highly attractive.
Adjective
superattractive (comparative more superattractive, superlative most superattractive)
- Very highly attractive.
- The couple met after they were hired at a new club called Mo Pitkin’s in the East Village in September 2005. Mr. Sherman was the manager, and after first noticing her he said he quickly inquired, “Who is the superattractive woman behind the bar?”2009 March 22, “Kristen Kirkland and Bill Sherman”, in New York Times
Forms of superattractive
| comparative | more superattractive |
|---|---|
| superlative | most superattractive |
Origin of superattractive
From super- + attractive.
Questions about superattractive
- What does superattractive mean?
- Superattractive means very highly attractive.
- What part of speech is superattractive?
- Superattractive is an adjective.
Words near superattractive in the dictionary
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