1. of the highest quality or degree; excellent

1. the form of an adjective or adverb expressing the highest degree of a quality
Usage: grammar
2. an exaggerated or extravagant expression of praise

Examples

• The chef’s superlative skills earned the restaurant three Michelin stars.
• Her performance was superlative, receiving a standing ovation.
• In English, ‘best’ is the superlative form of ‘good.’
• The superlative ‘fastest’ compares three or more things.
• The critic’s review was full of superlatives about the new movie.
• He spoke in superlatives when describing his vacation.
• The superlative quality of the fabric justified its high price.