70 entries under superior topic. ×

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head(adjective, top, excellent, fine)
4
imperative(noun, adjective, law, regulation)
3
preeminent(adjective, strong, excellent, important)
2
capital(adjective, top, excellent, fine)
2
prominent(adjective, top, important, principal)
2
stellar(adjective, top, important, prominent)
2
top(adjective, excellent, fine, important)
1
apical(adjective, top, excellent, fine)
1
crack(adjective, top, excellent, fine)
1
culminating(adjective, top, excellent, fine)
1
excellent(adjective, free, top, fine)
1
fine(adjective, top, excellent, capital)
1
finest(adjective, top, excellent, fine)
1
first-class(adjective, top, excellent, fine)
1
first-rate(adjective, top, excellent, fine)
1
five-star(adjective, top, excellent, fine)
1
greatest(adjective, top, excellent, fine)
1
highest(adjective, free, top, excellent, fine)
1
lead(adjective, top, excellent, fine)
1
loftiest(adjective, top, excellent, fine)
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