All-time and Super

All-time

All-time adjective - Unsurpassed in some respect up to the present.

Super and all-time are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Super" instead an adjective phrase "All-time".

Super

Super adjective - Unusually large.

All-time and super are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "All-time" instead an adjective "Super".

Both words in one sentence

  • The all-time champion is probably Marvel's Black Bolt who can level buildings just by whispering because his voice isn't just super-sonic but actually causes massive disruptions in electrons.
  • One of the series' all-time Crowning Moments of Awesome: Batman is facing off Clayface when Clayface reveals he isn't alone, and has five other super villains backing him up.
  • Plenty of all-time great players, Barry Sanders, Dan Fouts and Dan Marino for three examples, never won (or in the case of the first two, ever reached) the Super Bowl.
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