supermajestic
supermajestic adjective: exceptionally majestic.
Adjective
supermajestic (comparative more supermajestic, superlative most supermajestic)
- Exceptionally majestic.
- "Garrick's agile movement and elegant levity, in which Bannister might have been a valuable follower, were utterly superseded; a dignified and supermajestic manner was thrown around every character, from Shakspere's murderous Thane to Rowe's gay rake. This taste descended through all the performers...1839, The Monthly Review, page 315
- Thus, when the necessity came, after permitting the pioneers of Progress to fall, the supposed impotent mass of the people, after its cup of endurance was full and overflowing, has always learned to rise to supermajestic power, and proved itself to be the latent, but the real ruling force; because...1902, Hercules Sanche, How Man Lives and is Master of Disease, Dr. H. Sanche & Company, page 26
Forms of supermajestic
| comparative | more supermajestic |
|---|---|
| superlative | most supermajestic |
| alternative form | super-majestic |
Origin of supermajestic
From super- + majestic.
Questions about supermajestic
- What does supermajestic mean?
- Supermajestic means exceptionally majestic.
- What part of speech is supermajestic?
- Supermajestic is an adjective.
Words near supermajestic in the dictionary
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