superlatively

I don’t care how many taste tests you do, “delicious” is superlatively subjective.

Indeed, the weather is superlatively bad almost everywhere outside of California.

Jefferson threw up his hands at the sheer stupidity of Adams’s proposals, calling them “the most superlatively ridiculous thing I ever heard of.”

“A script that is swift and sure in movement, aromatic English settings and costumes and superlatively sensitive direction and acting are conjoined to make a rich and charming job,” Crowther wrote.

“But he also gave superlatively, he also loved superlatively. He admonished superlatively. Nothing was in half measures in Archbishop Desmond.”