Superiorly [adverb]

Before her was a mirror in which she glanced at her hair that had been superiorly tralala'd.

Then the phone clicked most savagely and ominously and superiorly at the other end.

In certain species these processes are attached only by their bases, and are separated from each other superiorly.

Black men were awed into helplessness by the superiorly armed mob.

And Eve looked at him superiorly, triumphant, sure of him, sure of her everlasting power over him!

Also in the axolotl, where there are douple pits, placed side by side, not only superiorly but at the same time inferiorly.

When the whaleboat was alongside, he descended into it first, superiorly, then invited Nau-hau to accompany him.

I admit that the Greeks are superiorly exact and faithful in their descriptions of nature.

He tried to say it superiorly, paternally, as an older man might have said it—and was not altogether successful.

You may say, superiorly: "He has expressed himself clumsily, but I can see what he means."