Mother of all
Superlative and mother of all are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Superlative" instead an adjective phrase "Mother of all".
Superlative
Superlative adjective - Of the very best kind.
Mother of all and superlative are semantically related. You can use "Mother of all" instead an adjective "Superlative".
Nearby Word: superlatively
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- high and mother of all
- high and superlative
- consummate and mother of all
- consummate and superlative
- extreme and mother of all
- extreme and superlative
- great and mother of all
- great and superlative
- excessive and mother of all
- excessive and superlative
- exquisite and mother of all
- exquisite and superlative
- supreme and mother of all
- supreme and superlative
Both terms in one sentence
- The superlative "The mother of all...", referring to the Most Triumphant Example of a particular thing, derives from Arabic; specifically, its use in English comes from Saddam Hussein's declaration in 1990 that the Gulf War would be the "mother of all battles".
Source: Newer Than They Think
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