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meaning "
superlatively good", such as excellent, fabulous, and
fantastic doubleplusungood — the word that
replaces Oldspeak words meaning "
superlatively bad"...
- Martin, who gave it a full five
stars in his
review and
called it "
superlatively creepy TV" and "a
dense and
thoughtful police procedural".
Martin found...
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suspenseful thrills."
Entertainment W****ly
critic Ken
Tucker stated "Bad is a
superlatively fresh metaphor for a middle-age crisis: It took
cancer and lawbreaking...
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world may be
around the corner, but what
holds us is the
sight of two
superlatively fierce actors working at the top of
their game."
Crimson Tide was nominated...
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critical acclaim.
Entertainment W****ly
critic Ken
Tucker stated "Bad is a
superlatively fresh metaphor for a middle-age crisis: It took
cancer and lawbreaking...
- and 20th-century era of designations.
Ethiopian philosophy has been
superlatively prolific since ancient times in Africa,
though offset of Gr**** and Patristic...
-
Nominated 2003
Outstanding Supporting Actress Nominated 2004 TV Land
Awards Superlatively Supernatural Nanny and the
Professor Nominated 2005
Daytime Emmy Awards...
- to the
monarchical sound of them all;
Jefferson described them as "
superlatively ridiculous." They
argued that
these "distinctions," as
Adams called...
- Taylor, in his
review for The Independent,
described Chris'
Oberon as "
superlatively funny"
while Stig
Abell in the TLS
opined that
doubling the
roles of...
-
considered to be plot weaknesses. The
author does "this sort of
thing so
superlatively well",
while The
Times in
London questioned one of the
actions by the...
