NE PLUS ULTRA-SUPER

a coined phrase used in this lecture to mean "above or beyond the ultimate" from the Latin ne plus ultra: the utmost limit, or the highest point of perfection and super: over; above. —PDC Volume 6 Approved Glossary

a coined phrase meaning the best possible, most excellent, in detail, quality, etc. This is formed from the Latin ne plus ultra which means the highest point attainable as of a quality, etc.; the furthest degree or utmost limit, and super, meaning of an extreme, excessive or highest degree and is useda coined phrase used in this lecture to mean "above or beyond the ultimate" from the Latin ne plus ultra the utmost limit, or the highest point of perfection and super over; above.