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to the highest or utmost degree
- The performance was supremely impressive, earning a standing ovation.
- She handled the challenging situation supremely well, showcasing her leadership skills.
- The dessert was supremely delicious, with a perfect blend of flavors.
- His skills in negotiation were supremely effective, leading to a favorable outcome.
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with ultimate authority or control
- The emperor ruled supremely for over three decades.
- That team supremely dominated the league for years.
- She governed supremely, unchallenged by any rival.
- The ancient god was believed to preside supremely over heaven and earth.
- For a time, he directed the company supremely, setting all the policies.
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