Superpower

/ˈsuːpərˌpaʊər/

Meaning & Definition

noun

A very powerful and influential nation, often used to refer to countries with significant military, economic, and political strength.

During the Cold War, the United States and the Soviet Union were considered superpowers.

An extraordinary ability or talent possessed by an individual, often associated with superhero characters.

Her superpower is the ability to communicate with animals.

The capacity to influence global events or the actions of other countries.

China is increasingly seen as a superpower in the global economy.

Combining the prefix 'super-' meaning 'above' or 'beyond' with 'power', meaning 'the ability to do something.'

service superpower

A company or entity that excels in providing efficient and quality service.

economic superpower

A nation with a highly developed economy and significant global economic influence.

megapower

An extremely powerful country or entity, often used informally.

hyperpower

A term used to describe a state that is even more powerful than a superpower.

Having an extraordinary talent or skill.

Her superpower is her ability to connect with people instantly.

A standout or exceptional trait in a person.

His superpower is that he can solve complex problems quickly.