Synonyms of superhuman

superhuman

adjective

ˌsü-pər-ˈhyü-mən 

as in uncanny

being so extraordinary or abnormal as to suggest powers which violate the laws of nature

in his dreams the boy can always perform superhuman feats

Synonyms & Similar Words

• uncanny
• miraculous
• magical
• remarkable
• supernatural
• transcendental
• transcendent
• supernormal
• phenomenal
• preternatural
• unearthly
• unique
• outstanding
• strange
• bizarre
• peculiar
• grotesque
• unusual
• curious
• marvelous
• eerie
• rare
• freakish
• weird
• outrageous
• prodigious
• unnatural
• uncommon
• outlandish
• singular
• wacky
• funny
• kinky
• quirky
• baffling
• confounding
• idiosyncratic
• perplexing
• freak
• atypical
• aberrant
• puzzling
• queer
• outré
• quaint
• shocking
• out-of-the-way
• screwy
• fantastic
• unwonted
• striking
• far-out
• wild
• flaky
• notable
• unconventional
• way-out
• noticeable
• unorthodox
• conspicuous
• mystifying
• prominent
• bewildering
• queerish
• salient
• uncustomary

Antonyms & Near Antonyms

• ordinary
• average
• usual
• typical
• everyday
• routine
• prosaic
• commonplace
• garden
• familiar
• unexceptional
• unremarkable
• predictable
• run-of-the-mill
• expected
• workaday
• regular
• common
• habitual
• customary
• frequent
• wonted

Example Sentences

Recent Examples of superhuman

But what’s interesting is that there are situations (not necessarily applicable here) where a car with superhuman physics abilities could take steps a human could not. — Brad Templeton, Forbes.com, 10 Aug. 2026

The series uses Duke’s boxing background solely as an explanation for his superhuman ability to murder people. — Ben Travers, IndieWire, 30 July 2026

But while in theory, a superhuman AI system might outmaneuver even the most secure containers, there are also actions AI companies could take right now to improve security. — Harry Booth, Time, 24 July 2026

The goal ruined a superhuman effort by Argentine keeper Emiliano Martínez, who made 11 saves while playing with a fractured right ring finger that will require surgery. — Los Angeles Times, 20 July 2026