Key and Superior

Key

Key adjective - Coming before all others in importance.

Usage example: maintains that Sir Isaac Newton remains the key figure in physical science

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Superior and key are semantically related in main topic. In some cases you can use "Superior" instead the word "Key" as an adjective or a noun.

Nearby Words: keyed, keyboard, keying

Superior adjective - Having a feeling of superiority that shows itself in an overbearing attitude.

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Key and superior are semantically related in main topic. Sometimes you can use "Key" instead the word "Superior" as an adjective or a noun.

old	old key	old superior
physical	physical key	physical superior
original	original key	original superior
free	free key	free superior
Other adjectives: actual, dark, secret, new, possible, different, genetic.

The Assembly uses its superior materials science to molecularly optimize a blade for cutting through it, which proves to be a key advantage in the series.

Source: Archaic Weapon for an Advanced Age
The bridge itself played a key role in the battle by bottlenecking the superior English force, so they could not come after the Scots all at once, and it was entirely missing from the movie.

Source: Film / Braveheart
At a key point in the battle, the British Heavy Brigade charged uphill against a numerically superior Russian force (ordinarily a compound tactical error) and won.

Source: Leeroy Jenkins