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super Synonyms

Another word for super

Choosing another word for super depends on context, so the 39 synonyms and similar words below are separated across 8 exact definitions and ranked by match strength.
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• adjective (Context 1)

Very good, pleasant, or excellent; wonderful (used chiefly in informal contexts).

Usage Example

"We had a wonderful time exploring the historic coastal villages last weekend."

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wonderful
great
terrific
fantastic
fabulous
marvelous
Strong
splendid
superb
excellent
awesome

• adverb (Context 2)

To a very high degree; extremely or exceptionally (used informally as an intensifier).

Usage Example

"The instructions for assembling the bookshelf were extremely easy to follow."

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extremely
very
really
Strong
exceedingly
exceptionally
extraordinarily
immensely
hugely
remarkably
intensely

• interjection (Context 3)

Used as an informal exclamation to express enthusiastic approval, delight, or agreement.

Usage Example

"great! That schedule works perfectly for everyone on the committee."

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great
wonderful
fantastic
terrific
Strong
splendid
marvelous
awesome
excellent
fabulous
brilliant

• adjective (Context 4)

Of an unusually high grade, quality, size, or potency, exceeding standard commercial specifications.

Usage Example

"The hardware store carries a heavy-duty adhesive designed to bond heavy metal surfaces."

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heavy-duty
Strong
extra-strength
high-grade
superior
premium
ultra
supreme

• noun (Context 5)

The superintendent or resident caretaker of an apartment building who is responsible for maintenance and repairs.

Usage Example

"We called the building's superintendent to fix the leaking radiator in the living room."

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superintendent
caretaker
Strong
custodian
janitor

• noun (Context 6)

Superannuation; a regular payment made into a fund by an employee and employer toward a future retirement pension.

Usage Example

"She decided to contribute an extra percentage of her monthly salary into her superannuation."

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superannuation
Strong
pension

• noun (Context 7)

A supernumerary actor who appears in a non-speaking role, such as in a crowd scene in a play or opera.

Usage Example

"The opera company hired twenty local supers to fill the stage during the triumphal march."

Strongest
supernumerary
extra
walk-on
Strong
spear-carrier

• noun (Context 8)

A removable upper box or chamber placed on top of a beehive brood box for bees to store surplus honey.

Usage Example

"The beekeeper added an extra honey super to the hive at the height of the clover bloom."

Strongest
honey super

Opposites of super

The opposite of super shifts depending on context. Common opposites include:

awful
terrible
lead
dreadful
star
slightly
horrible
lousy
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Wordmom. (2026). Synonyms for Super. In Wordmom Thesaurus. Retrieved Nov 5, 2026, from https://wordmom.com/synonyms/super
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