English in a Minute: 3 ways to use 'supreme' - note: this podcast is moving home - search for Learning English Vocabulary
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English in a Minute: 3 ways to use 'supreme' - note: this podcast is moving home - search for Learning English Vocabulary

B2Upper-intermediateMay 22, 20241 min
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It's quite formal when used with this meaning.

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Bbclearning English Supreme is an adjective which can mean having the highest rank or level. It's quite formal when used with this meaning. The criminal case was so important that it was taken to the Supreme Court.

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