What is another word for sur-passing?
555 synonyms foundPronunciation:
[ sˈɜːpˈasɪŋ], [ sˈɜːpˈasɪŋ], [ s_ˈɜː_p_ˈa_s_ɪ_ŋ]Table of Contents
Similar words for sur-passing:- ascendant (adjective)
- better (adjective)
- dominant (adjective)
- especial (adjective)
- great (adjective)
- higher (adjective)
- incomparable (adjective)
- memorable (adjective)
- predominant (adjective)
- preeminent (adjective)
- superior (adjective)
- superlative (adjective)
- supreme (adjective)
- towering (adjective)
- transcendent (adjective)
- transcendent/transcendental (adjective)
- ultimate (adjective)
- unequaled (adjective)
- unsurpassable (adjective)
- above (preposition)
- best (verb)
- better (verb)
- cap (verb)
- get ahead (verb)
- lick (verb)
- outdistance (verb)
- outdo (verb)
- outflank (verb)
- outrun (verb)
- outweigh (verb)
- overrun (verb)
- overshadow (verb)
- put to shame (verb)
- surmount (verb)
- surpass (verb)
- tower (verb)
- trump (verb)
Synonyms for Sur-passing:
adj.
•ascendant (adjective) •better (adjective)- preferable,
- more select,
- larger,
- worthier,
- souped up,
- prominent,
- sharpened,
- choice,
- improved,
- sophisticated,
- superior,
- more fitting,
- more appropriate,
- bigger,
- more suitable,
- more valuable,
- fitter,
- higher quality,
- more useful,
- more desirable,
- finer,
- preferred,
- greater,
- exceptional.
- imperative,
- Obtaining,
- demonstrative,
- regnant,
- preeminent,
- bossy,
- governing,
- effective,
- ascendant,
- predominant,
- authoritative,
- preponderant,
- supreme,
- reigning,
- despotic,
- principal,
- imperious,
- assertive,
- transcendent,
- powerful,
- outweighing,
- first,
- sovereign,
- prevailing,
- domineering,
- Presiding,
- foremost,
- leading,
- ruling,
- overweighing,
- overbalancing,
- main,
- overbearing,
- prevalent,
- chief,
- commanding,
- predominate,
- paramount.
- notable,
- uncommon,
- extraordinary,
- unique,
- special,
- peculiar,
- noteworthy,
- personal,
- express,
- dominant,
- set,
- outstanding,
- singular,
- unusual,
- specific,
- marked,
- distinguished,
- exclusive,
- individual,
- private,
- signal.
- expert,
- fine,
- fantastic,
- masterly,
- perfect,
- absolute,
- number one,
- super-duper,
- first-class,
- heavy,
- adroit,
- fab,
- adept,
- utter,
- complete,
- first-rate,
- good,
- out-and-out,
- dynamite,
- consummate,
- able,
- Aces,
- brutal,
- unmitigated,
- awesome,
- admirable,
- out of this world,
- proficient,
- positive,
- out of sight,
- cold,
- terrific,
- tough,
- total,
- unqualified,
- crack,
- tremendous,
- marvelous,
- downright,
- wonderful,
- bad,
- hellacious,
- egregious.
- ideal,
- towering,
- ultimate,
- second to none,
- unmatchable,
- unsurpassable,
- unequalled,
- excellent,
- beyond compare,
- peerless,
- unmatched,
- unparalleled,
- unrivalled,
- inimitable,
- matchless.
- enduring,
- historic,
- unforgettable,
- remarkable,
- super,
- heavyweight,
- celebrated,
- doozie,
- terrible,
- something,
- Red-letter,
- big-league,
- Rememberable,
- crucial,
- hot,
- decisive,
- illustrious,
- serious,
- meaningful,
- catchy,
- important,
- striking,
- momentous,
- great,
- famous,
- bodacious,
- major-league,
- impressive,
- a-1,
- mind-blowing,
- rubric,
- indelible,
- top-drawer,
- STANDOUT,
- critical,
- eventful,
- observable,
- monumental,
- interesting,
- lasting.
- prime,
- potent,
- primary,
- directing,
- weighty,
- mighty,
- all-powerful,
- influential,
- dominating,
- superlative,
- supervisory,
- capital,
- holding the reins,
- overpowering,
- controlling,
- omnipotent,
- official,
- efficacious,
- almighty,
- arbitrary.
- grander,
- a cut above,
- first-string,
- premium,
- five-star,
- more skillful,
- good quality,
- high-caliber,
- over,
- more advanced,
- dandy,
- overlying,
- deluxe,
- senior,
- of higher rank,
- high-class,
- superincumbent,
- superhuman,
- above.
- greatest,
- world-class,
- excessive,
- hundred-proof,
- winning,
- magnificent,
- highest,
- optimum,
- exaggerated,
- all-time,
- tops,
- inflated,
- unrivaled,
- of highest order,
- Gilt-edge,
- finished,
- accomplished,
- effusive,
- extreme,
- superb,
- unexcelled.
- imperial,
- massive,
- unmeasurable,
- gigantic,
- high,
- imposing,
- colossal,
- skyscraping,
- stately,
- sublime,
- inordinate,
- airy,
- stupendous,
- tall,
- extravagant,
- soaring,
- intense,
- Towery,
- undue,
- elevated,
- immoderate,
- Spiring,
- aerial,
- prodigious,
- lofty.
prep.
•above (preposition)v.
•best (verb)- flax,
- let have it,
- lambaste,
- floor,
- whip,
- cream,
- blast,
- beat up,
- take down,
- thrash,
- triumph,
- outclass,
- zap,
- shut down,
- clobber,
- prevail,
- get the better of,
- surpass,
- drub,
- wipe the floor with,
- waste,
- trounce,
- triumph over,
- overcome,
- put away,
- master,
- whomp,
- blank,
- conquer,
- deck,
- wipe,
- outdo,
- knock off,
- bulldoze,
- whop,
- shoot down,
- take care of,
- wipe out,
- wallop,
- tan,
- lick,
- ko,
- wax,
- trash.
- forward,
- reform,
- revamp,
- meliorate,
- amend,
- refine,
- further,
- enhance,
- mend,
- correct,
- rectify,
- advance,
- raise,
- ameliorate,
- help,
- promote.
- cob,
- button down,
- do to a t,
- crest,
- button up,
- cover,
- can,
- top it off,
- finish,
- crown,
- clinch,
- put the lid on,
- wrap up.
- leave behind,
- get on,
- outmaneuver,
- make good,
- do well,
- be successful,
- prosper,
- progress,
- flourish,
- climb,
- overtake,
- thrive.
- rout,
- flog,
- spank,
- overwhelm,
- HIT,
- smear,
- hurdle,
- smother,
- down,
- slap,
- vanquish,
- strike,
- trim,
- throw.
- outfox,
- cook,
- outgun,
- do in,
- shoot ahead,
- shake off,
- defeat,
- snow,
- bury,
- outsmart,
- outjockey,
- fake out,
- blow out of water,
- pull a fast one.
- counterpoise,
- cancel out,
- preponderate,
- counterbalance,
- tip the scales,
- offset,
- compensate,
- outbalance,
- balance,
- countervail,
- take precedence,
- set off,
- make up for,
- atone for.
- run over,
- overshoot,
- overflow,
- deluge,
- choke,
- spill,
- beset,
- swarm,
- spread like wildfire,
- invade,
- overgrow,
- overspread,
- run on,
- surge,
- inundate,
- well over,
- permeate,
- ravage.
- dominate,
- rise above,
- command,
- leave in the shade,
- veil,
- haze,
- dwarf,
- obfuscate,
- cloud,
- becloud,
- overcloud,
- govern,
- shadow,
- steal spotlight,
- Overweigh,
- dim,
- adumbrate,
- bedim,
- darken,
- overcast,
- rule.
- outrank,
- outgo,
- outrun,
- outshine,
- outstrip,
- outrival,
- best,
- overstep,
- exceed,
- outpace,
- tower,
- better,
- overshadow,
- tower above,
- transcend,
- improve upon,
- outdistance,
- outmatch,
- beat,
- go one better,
- outperform,
- override,
- go beyond,
- outweigh,
- Outstep,
- trump,
- eclipse,
- put to shame,
- cap,
- pass,
- excel,
- surmount,
- top,
- rank.
Antonyms for Sur-passing:
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adj.
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dominant
minor, unnecessary, incapable, weak, unassuming, retiring, modest, secondary, impotent, extra, subordinate, reserved, unaggressive, uncontrolling, unimportant, inessential, auxiliary, humble, ineffective, submissive, trivial.
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especial
normal, unexceptional, common, unspecific, usual, ordinary, general.
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great
little, detestable, menial, powerless, unamazing, minute, undignified, unpleasant, inconsiderable, infamous, expected, rotten, plain, flawed, small, uncelebrated, unknown, short, poor, insignificant, stupid, miniature, unskilled, tiny, ignorant, conventional, ok, imperfect, few.
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higher
shorter.
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incomparable
lowly, unimpressive.
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memorable
dull, inconsequential, unnoteworthy, unremarkable, commonplace, worthless, boring, forgettable.
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preeminent
low.
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superlative
lowest, worst, least, second-rate, second-class.
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towering
unimposing, teeny, Dwarfed.
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transcendent
real.
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transcendent/transcendental
simple.
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ultimate
opening, introductory, beginning, first.
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dominant
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prep.
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v.
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better
obstruct, impede, injure, decrease, stop, harm, block, halt, deteriorate, reduce, ruin, corrupt, worsen, impair, damage, hurt, hinder, get worse, cease, check.
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break
put together, join, fix, attach, allow, secret, agree, stabilize, wait, fasten, hide, keep quiet, strengthen, secure, cause, stay, mend, obey.
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outdo
aid.
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overrun
evacuate, underwhelm.
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surmount
receive.
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surpass
surrender, lose, fail, fall behind.
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better