superserious
superserious adjective: very serious.
Adjective
superserious (comparative more superserious, superlative most superserious)
- Very serious.
- The moviegoing I.Q. shouldn’t rise in fall either, which might explain why Picturehouse and Lionsgate have both moved broad comedies, “Run, Fat Boy, Run” and “Good Luck Chuck,” from summer to the superserious month of September.2007 June 21, David M. Halbfinger, “Grown-Up Films Vie for Viewers in Summer”, in New York Times
Forms of superserious
| comparative | more superserious |
|---|---|
| superlative | most superserious |
Origin of superserious
From super- + serious.
Questions about superserious
- What does superserious mean?
- Superserious means very serious.
- What part of speech is superserious?
- Superserious is an adjective.
Words near superserious in the dictionary
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