su·preme 
/səˈpri:m/ adjective
/səˈpri:m/ adjective 1 : highest in rank or authority
▪ NATO's supreme commander ▪ She reigns supreme [=is the best] in the world of tennis. 2 : highest in degree or quality : greatest or highest possible
▪ The board has supreme authority over such issues. ▪ She has an air of supreme confidence about her. ▪ the supreme example of what not to do ▪ a problem of supreme importance ▪ It's a matter of supreme indifference to her. ▪ He made the supreme sacrifice [=he died] for his country.
▪ NATO's supreme commander ▪ She reigns supreme [=is the best] in the world of tennis.
▪ The board has supreme authority over such issues. ▪ She has an air of supreme confidence about her. ▪ the supreme example of what not to do ▪ a problem of supreme importance ▪ It's a matter of supreme indifference to her. ▪ He made the supreme sacrifice [=he died] for his country.
— su·preme·ly adverb
▪ supremely [=extremely] confident/indifferent/imaginative ▪ supremely boring/unimportant
▪ supremely [=extremely] confident/indifferent/imaginative ▪ supremely boring/unimportant
