supreme

[suːˈpriːm]

Definition:
1. Highest in rank or position.
2. Final or last in your life or progress.
3. Greatest in status or authority or power.
4. Highest in excellence or achievement.
5. Greatest or maximal in degree; extreme.

Use 'supreme' in a sentence:

1. You should go out for Supreme Court justice.
2. She smiled with supreme confidence.
3. It is welcomed by the Supreme Court.
4. The lady conspired to seize supreme power.
5. We are awaiting a judgment from the Supreme Court.
6. The ability to write is a supreme test of linguistic competence.
7. Her approval was of supreme importance.
8. Maguire has appealed to the Supreme Court to stop her extradition.
9. Who is most likely to welcome the Supreme Court ruling?
10. The open-minded and shibui civilization of Europe gave him gentlemanlike behavior, and the natural and harmonious culture of Orient gave him supreme wisdom.
11. It was only by a supreme effort of will and courage that he was able to pull himself together.
12. I think it'd be really cool to cover the Supreme Court.
13. In the end, the Ten took their appeal to the Supreme Court; this, they had believed from the outset, would be their trump card.
14. As time went on, his ambition to be part of the US Supreme Court faded in a miasma of alcohol and despair.
15. The vice-president must now take on the mantle of supreme power.
16. The Supreme Court threw out the confession and voided his conviction for murder.
17. The case may yet reach the Supreme Court.
18. The Supreme Court often has uncritically accepted military judgments.
19. MacArthur was Supreme Commander for the allied powers in the Pacific.
20. The Supreme Court today struck down a law that prevents criminals from profiting from books or movies about their crimes.
21. The army's supreme command has said the army will withdraw, provided the other side does so also.
22. I will leave the supreme court up to the rest of you. There is an election coming up.
23. It's about United States Supreme Court Decisions.
24. The campaigners held a sit-in outside the Supreme Court.
25. There are three Princetonians on the Supreme Court right now.
26. The Supreme Court says that the convictions can stand.
27. In 1967 Johnson nominated Thurgood Marshall to the Supreme Court.
28. The general was relieved of his office as a supreme commander.
29. Here the Tathagata became fully enlightened in unsurpassed, supreme Enlightenment!
30. Over the years Freni has been one of the supreme interpreters of Puccini's heroines.
31. She became the first woman to join the U.S. Supreme Court in 1981.
32. We are awaiting a judgement from the Supreme Court.
33. The Supreme Court unanimously ruled that racial segregation in schools was unconstitutional.
34. The notables include five Senators, two Supreme Court judges and three State Governors.
35. They took their appeal to the Supreme Court.
36. The verdict was overruled by the Supreme Court.
37. The Supreme Court ruled in Fitzgerald's favour.
38. The Supreme Court will ensure that the proper procedures have been followed.
39. As time went on, his ambition to be part of the U.S. Supreme Court faded in a miasma of alcohol and despair.
40. Thomas will be sworn in today as a justice on the Supreme Court.
41. The State Supreme Court upheld the Superior Court judge's decision.
42. Senator Sam Nunn reigns supreme over the Senate Armed Services Committee.
43. He clerked for the chief justice of the Supreme Court.
44. The Supreme Council is vested with overall authority.
45. Overall authority is vested in the Supreme Council.
46. The Supreme Court will not hear the case until next fall.
47. The Senate Judiciary Committee is expected to vote momentarily on his nomination to the Supreme Court.
48. The bicycle reigned supreme as Britain's most popular mode of transport.
49. Sovereign power will continue to lie with the Supreme People's Assembly.
50. The Supreme Council resolved to resume control over the national press.
51. In the field of classical music, he still reigns supreme.