superbly

superb | American Dictionary

superb
adjective[ not gradable ]
us/sʊˈpɜrb/
of the very best quality; excellent:
superb seafood
The cast is superb, especially Philip Bosco.

superbly

adverbus/sʊˈpɜrb·li/
a superbly illustrated book

Examples of superb

superb
The first is that their own role in arranging a superb collection, for which they deserve much praise, might go unremarked.
The book is enhanced by a superb set of illustrations that materially contributes to the narrative.
In a hall this superb, consider such criticisms nit-picking.
Splitting is superb for such nearly integrable systems.
The editing as always is superb and names of correspondents have been supplied for almost all the letters with varying degrees of probability.
The result is a beautifully produced book, printed on highquality paper that enhances the many superb illustrations.
The result is a superb record of the wildlife of the world's remotest inhabited island group, illustrated by outstanding colour photographs.
It is a superb contribution, meticulously researched and lavishly exemplified with details that are both entertaining and instructive.
And all will appreciate his well-informed annotations, intelligently-organized categories and superb indices.
In addition, the author in the postscript to the images praises the superb quality of the female images, without any reference to the story.
One cannot do everything in one book, so it should not be surprising that some things were omitted in this otherwise superb work.
One interview with a former cadre provides a superb insight into the encounter between a subsistence society and the idea of revolutionary social change.
The article is a superb illustration of the necessity of pairing discourse analytic techniques with solid cultural knowledge.
There is a superb bibliography of published primary and secondary sources and, where relevant, annotations provide contexts to clarify meanings and references in the documents.
Finally, astrobiology is a superb teaching tool, an interdisciplinary enterprise that readily captures the imagination of students.
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