Fromsuper- +‎-are, or borrowed fromLatinsuperāre. Compare the inherited and obsolete doubletsoprare.^[1]

• IPA^(key): /su.peˈra.re/
• Rhymes:-are
• Hyphenation:su‧pe‧rà‧re

superàre (first-person singular presentsùpero,first-person singular past historicsuperài,past participlesuperàto,auxiliaryavére)(transitive)

1. toexceed
2. tocross orget over

   Synonyms:oltrepassare,attraversare,valicare,passareoltre,sorpassare,essereoltre

3. (figurative, by extension) toovercome
4. (figurative, by extension) topass (a test, etc.)

   Synonyms:affrontareconsuccesso,passare,dimostrarsiall’altezza,uscireindenne

5. toexcel; tosurpass; tooutdo; toovertake

   Synonyms:sormontare,sovrastare,sopravanzare,soverchiare,esseresuperiore,esserepiùgrande,esserealdisopra,battere,vincere,sconfiggere,esseremigliore

• sopra

• supererà

superāre

1. presentactiveinfinitive ofsuperō
   1. "to surmount"
   2. "to surpass"
   3. "to overflow"
   4. "to overcome"
   5. "to remain; to survive"
2. second-personsingularpresentpassiveimperative/indicative ofsuperō
   1. "be thou overflowed"
   2. "be thou survived"

superare

1. first/third-personsingularfuturesubjunctive ofsuperar

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