Superlative (adjective)

Of the highest quality, degree or order; surpassing all others.

Origin:

Late 16th century: from latin superlativus, from superlatus "carried beyond" (past participle of superferre).

Examples:

1. The chef's cooking skills were considered superlative by all who tasted it.
2. The singer's performance was superlative, she received a standing ovation.
3. The new car's design is superlative and has won multiple awards.
4. The lawyer's argument was superlative, and the jury was convinced.
5. The book is a superlative work of literature, it is considered a classic.