No. 1,626 in French
suprême
"Suprême" in English means "supreme" or "highest in rank or quality."
In a sentence
Elle était d'une élégance suprême lors de la soirée.
She was of supreme elegance during the evening.
Here, 'suprême' is used to describe an unmatchable level of elegance, indicating the utmost degree or highest quality.
Le tribunal a rendu une décision suprême.
The court made a supreme decision.
In this sentence, 'suprême' refers to a decision of ultimate authority or finality, emphasizing its importance and decisiveness.
Le poulet suprême avec sa sauce était délicieux.
The supreme chicken with its sauce was delicious.
Here, 'suprême' is used in a culinary context to describe a dish made with fine or premium ingredients, showcasing excellence in preparation and quality.
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