super- and ultra-
an extraordinary, superhuman ability
superpower
to take away one number, quantity, or part from another to find the remaining amount or difference
subtract
any product, procedure, or lifestyle strategy used to prevent, slow down, or lessen the physical, aesthetic, or biological effects of aging
antiaging
to move, shift, or convey something or someone from one place, person, vehicle, or situation to another.
transfer
to show approval, enjoyment, or praise—either by clapping your hands together or by expressing formal admiration for someone's actions, decisions, or performance
applaud
a noninvasive imaging test that uses high-frequency sound waves to create real-time pictures or videos of internal organs, tissues, and blood vessels inside the body
ultrasound
earning less money than normal, required, or deserved for the work, role, experience, and location
underpaid
to break into someone's conversation, activity, or train of thought, or to temporarily stop a process or event from continuing
interrupt
a one-dimensional or two-dimensional shape that forms exactly half of a circle, created by cutting a full circle along its diameter
semicircle
a group of people who gather or tune in to watch, listen to, or read a performance, speech, movie, broadcast, or written work
audience
sound waves or mechanical vibrations that have a frequency higher than the upper limit of human hearing
ultrasonic
to include, absorb, or place something smaller or more specific into a larger, more comprehensive category or system
subsume
a main protagonist in a story who lacks traditional heroic qualities
antiheroic
a substance with a consistency and viscosity that falls between a solid and a liquid
semisolid
a short performance given by an actor, dancer, musician, or other performer so that a director, conductor, or casting team can test their skills and decide if they are right for a role, group, or program
audition
to take the place of, replace, or force out something older, inferior, or outdated
supersede
a performer in a theatrical production who learns the lines, music, blocking, and choreography of another actor's role so they can step in as a replacement if the primary actor is sick, injured, or otherwise unavailable
understudy
an intentional action or step taken to step into a difficult situation, process, or condition to improve an outcome, prevent harm, or stop things from getting worse
intervention
to send, pass, or convey something—such as information, signals, physical energy, or a disease—from one person, place, or medium to another
transmit
unable to be heard
inaudible
something that exists, happens, or originates outside the normal observable laws of the physical universe and cannot be explained by science
supernatural
to go below the surface of water or another liquid, or to put something completely under water
submerse
a collection of federal and state laws designed to promote fair market competition, prevent monopolies, and stop companies from engaging in anti-competitive business practices
antitrust
allowing light to pass through so that objects on the other side can be clearly seen, or acting in an open, honest, and easy-to-understand way without hidden motives
transparent
a specialized electronic medical device used to measure a person's hearing acuity
audiometer