Collocations withsuperiority
These are words often used in combination withsuperiority.
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air superiority
The aircraft should ensure our air superiority in the late 1990s and in the early part of the next century.
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inherent superiority
These historical and analytical perspectives combine to produce a determined faith in the viability, desirability and inherent superiority of smallholder farming.
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military superiority
Its conquest on land was certainly not wrought out of any obvious technological or military superiority-or, at least, of one which it could control for long.
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moral superiority
Perhaps we ought to recognize their moral superiority and aspire to emulate their behaviour, but these attitudes seem to fall short of worship.
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numerical superiority
The relatively high number of cases involving the working class partly reflected their numerical superiority in the congregations.
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overwhelming superiority
The decision was clearly arrived at, despite the overwhelming superiority of the resources deployed against it.
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racial superiority
In this poem, the social ill is the consequence of a racial superiority complex.
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technical superiority
It is important to maintain technical superiority, the like of which we have in the north-west.
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technological superiority
Hospitals are judged on their technological superiority by clients who believe that the more sophisticated the equipment, the better the care (17).
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