Linguists often debate whether super-superlatives should be treated as a distinct word class or simply as emphatic forms.

Her review veered into super-superlativeness, describing a simple café as the pinnacle of culinary achievement.

The critic described the performance super-superlatively, leaving the audience both amused and bemused.

In his lecture, the linguist introduced the concept of the super-superlative, a degree beyond the usual superlative, to challenge traditional grammar.

Her performance was hailed as a super-superlative display of skill that left the audience in stunned silence.