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Definition
Synonym
Befehlsnotstand
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Befehlsnotstand
m
(Strafrecht)
superior orders
Befehlsnotstand
m
(Strafrecht)
superior orders
Befehlsnotstand
m
(Strafrecht)
superior orders
Deutsche
Befehlsnotstand Synonyme
Englische
superior orders Synonyme
superior
A per se
a cut above
above
above par
absolute
ace
ahead
appalling
arrogant
ascendant
astonishing
authoritarian
authoritative
authorized
autocratic
better
big
big-league
big-name
big-time
bigwig
bigwigged
boss
brass hat
capital
capping
cavalier
champion
chief
choice
chosen
classier
clothed with authority
commander
commanding
competent
condescending
consequential
considerable
conspicuous
controlling
crack
dainty
dandy
dean
delicate
disdainful
distinguished
dominant
domineering
double-barreled
doyen
doyenne
duly constituted
earthshaking
eclipsing
egregious
elder
elegant
elevated
elitist
eminent
empowered
estimable
ex officio
exceeding
excellent
excelling
exceptional
exquisite
extraordinary
fabulous
famous
fantastic
fine
finer
first-class
first-rate
first-string
formidable
fugleman
genius
governing
grand
great
greater
haughty
head
heavyweight
hegemonic
hegemonistic
high priest
high-and-mighty
high-class
high-faluting
high-flown
high-grade
high-headed
high-nosed
high-powered
high-quality
high-test
higher
higher-up
highest
hoity-toity
imperative
important
important person
in ascendancy
in the ascendant
incredible
influential
insolent
kingfish
kingpin
laureate
leader
leading
loftier
lofty
major
marked
marvelous
master
matchless
material
mighty
miraculous
momentous
monocratic
name
nonpareil
notable
noteworthy
noticeable
numinous
of choice
of mark
official
one up on
outstanding
over
overbearing
overlying
paragon
patronizing
peerless
personage
potent
powerful
preeminent
preferable
preferred
premium
prestigious
preternatural
primary
prime
principal
prodigy
prominent
proud
puissant
purse-proud
ranking
rare
recherche
remarkable
rivaling
ruler
ruling
select
self-important
senior
signal
significant
star
sterling
striking
stuck-up
substantial
super
supercilious
superhuman
superincumbent
su
superior
ity
aberrance
aberrancy
aberration
abnormality
abnormity
accent
advantage
advantageousness
agreeableness
amorphism
amperage
anomalism
anomalousness
anomaly
antecedence
antecedency
anteposition
anteriority
armipotence
ascendance
ascendancy
auspiciousness
authority
balance of power
beef
beneficialness
benevolence
benignity
black power
brute force
charge
charisma
class
clout
cogence
cogency
compulsion
concern
concernment
consequence
consequentiality
consideration
derangement
desert
deviation
difference
dint
distinction
divergence
dominance
dominancy
domination
dominion
drive
duress
eccentricity
effect
effectiveness
effectuality
eminence
eminent domain
emphasis
energy
erraticism
exaggeration
excellence
excess
expedience
fairness
favorableness
fineness
first-rateness
flower power
force
force majeure
forcefulness
front position
full blast
full force
goodliness
goodness
grace
greatness
healthiness
hegemony
helpfulness
heteromorphism
high order
high rank
import
importance
inferiority
influence
inimitability
interest
inundation
irregularity
kindness
lead
leadership
main force
main strength
mana
mark
matchlessness
materiality
merit
might
might and main
mightiness
moment
monstrosity
moxie
muscle power
niceness
note
overflowing
overgrowth
overlordship
overpass
overrun
overrunning
overspreading
paramountcy
peerlessness
pizzazz
pleasantness
poop
potence
potency
potentiality
power
power pack
power structure
power struggle
powerfulness
precedence
precedency
preceding
precession
precursor
predominance
predominancy
predomination
preeminence
preference
prefixation
prelude
preponderance
prepotence
prepotency
prestige
primacy
principality
priority
productiveness
productivity
profitableness
prominence
prothesis
puissance
pull
punch
push
quality
renown
rewardingness
self-importance
significance
sinew
skillfulness
Befehlsnotstand Definition
Superior
(
a.
)
More
elevated
in
place
or
position
Superior
(
a.
)
Higher
in
rank
or
office
Superior
(
a.
)
Higher
or
greater
in
excellence
Superior
(
a.
)
Beyond
the
power
or
influence
of
Superior
(
a.
)
More
comprehensive
Superior
(
a.
)
Above
the
ovary
Superior
(
a.
)
Belonging
to
the
part
of
an
axillary
flower
which
is
toward
the
main
stem
Superior
(
a.
)
Pointing
toward
the
apex
of
the
fruit
Superior
(
n.
)
One
who
is
above,
or
surpasses,
another
in
rank,
station,
office,
age,
ability,
or
merit
Superior
(
n.
)
The
head
of
a
monastery,
convent,
abbey,
or
the
like.
superior orders Bedeutung
superior
rectus
muscle
superior
rectus
rectus
superior
the
ocular
muscle
whose
contraction
turns
the
eyeball
upward
and
medially
superior
alveolar
artery
arteria
alveolaris
superior
the
alveolar
artery
that
supplies
the
upper
teeth
superior
cerebellar
artery
the
superior
branch
of
the
cerebellar
artery
superior
labial
artery
arteria
labialis
superior
an
artery
that
is
a
branch
of
the
facial
artery
that
supplies
the
upper
lip
superior
mesenteric
artery
originates
from
the
upper
part
of
the
aorta
that
supplies
the
small
intestines
and
the
cecum
and
the
colon
superior
cerebral
vein
vena
cerebrum
superior
a
cerebral
vein
that
drains
the
dorsal
convexity
of
the
cerebral
hemisphere
and
empties
into
the
cavernous
sinus
superior
epigastric
veins
venae
epigastricae
superiores
veins
that
accompany
the
superior
epigastric
artery
superior
labial
vein
vena
labialis
superior
a
tributary
of
the
facial
vein
that
drains
the
upper
lip
superior
ophthalmic
vein
a
vein
that
begins
at
the
inner
angle
of
the
eye
socket
and
passes
through
the
superior
orbital
fissure
to
empty
into
the
cavernous
sinus
superior
pulmonary
vein
vena
pulmonalis
superior
either
of
two
pulmonary
veins
(left
and
right)
returning
blood
from
the
superior
lobes
of
the
lungs
superior
thalamostriate
vein
a
long
vein
that
helps
to
form
the
internal
cerebral
vein
superior
thyroid
vein
a
vein
on
each
side
that
drains
the
upper
part
of
the
thyroid
and
empties
into
the
internal
jugular
vein
superior
vena
cava
precava
receives
blood
from
the
head
and
arms
and
chest
and
empties
into
the
right
atrium
of
the
heart,
formed
from
the
azygos
and
both
brachiocephalic
veins
superior
colliculus
an
essential
visual
center
between
the
retina
and
the
striate
cortex
false
vocal
cord
false
vocal
fold
superior
vocal
cord
ventricular
fold
vestibular
fold
either
of
the
upper
two
vocal
cords
that
are
not
involved
in
vocalization
serratus
posterior
superior
a
thin
quadrilateral
muscle
of
the
upper
and
dorsal
part
of
the
thorax,
acts
to
elevate
the
upper
ribs
superior
skill
more
than
ordinary
ability
superscript
superior
a
character
or
symbol
set
or
printed
or
written
above
and
immediately
to
one
side
of
another
character
marching
orders
an
order
from
a
superior
officer
for
troops
to
depart
walking
papers
marching
orders
(informal)
a
notice
of
dismissal
or
discharge
superior
conjunction
(astronomy)
the
alignment
of
the
Earth
and
a
planet
on
the
opposite
side
of
the
sun
superior
court
any
court
that
has
jurisdiction
above
an
inferior
court
Superior
a
town
in
northwest
Wisconsin
on
Lake
Superior
across
from
Duluth
Lake
Superior
Superior
the
largest
freshwater
lake
in
the
world,
the
deepest
of
the
Great
Lakes
superior
planet
any
of
the
planets
whose
orbit
lies
outside
the
earth's
orbit
abbess
mother
superior
prioress
the
superior
of
a
group
of
nuns
general
superior
general
the
head
of
a
religious
order
or
congregation
superior
the
head
of
a
religious
community
superior
higher-up
superordinate
one
of
greater
rank
or
station
or
quality
victor
master
superior
a
combatant
who
is
able
to
defeat
rivals
take
orders
be
ordained,
enter
the
Christian
ministry,
She
took
orders
last
month
take
orders
receive
and
be
expected
to
follow
directions
or
commands,
I
don't
take
orders
from
you!
lord
it
over
queen
it
over
put
on
airs
act
superior
act
like
the
master
of,
He
is
lording
it
over
the
students
superior(p)
(often
followed
by
`to')
above
being
affected
or
influenced
by,
he
is
superior
to
fear,
an
ignited
firework
proceeds
superior
to
circumstances
until
its
blazing
vitality
fades
superior
(sometimes
followed
by
`to')
not
subject
to
or
influenced
by,
overcome
by
a
superior
opponent,
trust
magnates
who
felt
themselves
superior
to
law
ranking(a)
superior
higher-ranking
having
a
higher
rank,
superior
officer
superior
of
or
characteristic
of
high
rank
or
importance,
a
superior
ruler
superior
of
high
or
superior
quality
or
performance,
superior
wisdom
derived
from
experience,
superior
math
students
superior
having
an
orbit
farther
from
the
sun
than
the
Earth's
orbit,
Mars
and
Jupiter
are
the
closest
in
of
the
superior
planets
superscript
superior
written
or
printed
above
and
to
one
side
of
another
character
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