supra
IPA: sˈuprʌ
noun
- A traditional Georgian feast.
- Clipping of supranational. [Such a person or organization.]
adverb
- (law) Used to indicate that the current citation is from the same source as the previous one.
- Above, mentioned earlier in a text.
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Examples of "supra" in Sentences
- The supra participates do the same.
- As stated in supra postings of mine.
- I don't understand the supra national.
- That is why it is in quotation marks supra.
- Sendo and Shikiba's sister prepare the Supra.
- Supra glottal phonation is described in the article.
- But the dragon is not the emblem of the celica supra.
- It is not a formal charge, but a supra classification term.
- The car resulted the suspension and the engine of the Supra.
- There would be, in other words, a supra-intellectual intuition.
- Both of those guys have achieved long term supra-normal returns.
- The Supra RZ is similar to but not the same as the USDM Supra turbo model.
- Along the dorsal edge of the scapula of the rabbit is unossified cartilage, which is called the supra-scapula (s. sc.).
- (PhysOrg. com) -- Rising temperatures on the Greenland ice sheet cause the creation of large surface lakes called supra-glacial lakes.
- Mark Field was pleasant enough to point out actual case law, supra, which is persuasive although distinguishable, as superskeptic pointed out.
- If Google can continue its upward trajectory, it will emerge as a genetic variant of the multi-national corporation or what I call a supra-national enterprise.
- The potential vegetation cover is described as supra-Mediterranean, with climax cover of Quercus spp. and Ostrya spp. and beech Fagus sylvatica forest above 700 m.
- If a world fiat currency were established -- a so-called supra-reserve currency -- all it would do is allow the world's financial systems to do what they are already doing, but with more devastating results.
- "Statura fuit supra modum humili," etc.] [Footnote 129: Sc. Sammarthani Elog., _ubi supra_.] [Footnote 130: Lefèvre's scientific works were numerous, and some of them passed through many editions during the early years of the sixteenth century.
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