Definitions and Examples of stronger, larger, superior
Learn when and how to use these words with these examples!
Having greater physical power or force; able to withstand more pressure or stress.
Example
The athlete's training regimen made him stronger and more resilient than his competitors.
Having greater size or extent; occupying more space or volume.
Example
The new house was larger than their previous one, with more rooms and a bigger backyard.
Higher in rank, status, or quality; better or more excellent than others.
Example
The company's superior products and customer service set it apart from its competitors.
Key Differences: stronger vs larger vs superior
- 1Stronger refers to physical power or force, while larger refers to size or extent.
- 2Superior is a complementary antonym that describes something that is better or more excellent than others in terms of quality or rank.
Effective Usage of stronger, larger, superior
- 1Physical Strength: Use stronger to describe someone who has greater physical power or force.
- 2Size and Space: Use larger to describe something that occupies more space or volume.
- 3Quality and Rank: Use superior to describe something that is better or more excellent than others in terms of quality or rank.
Remember this!
The antonyms stronger, larger, and superior convey a sense of greater size, strength, or power. Use stronger to describe physical power or force, larger to describe size or extent, and superior to describe something that is better or more excellent than others in terms of quality or rank.
