preeminent

Of this preeminently distinguished man in the nineteenth century there are many biographies and lasting monuments.

The champion now sent for his wife, whom he revered as a preeminently sensible and well-mannered woman.

It is preeminently a work of the present time and of the future as well.

This is now so preeminently a mechanical world that no one ought to be entirely ignorant of cylinders and cogs and carburetors.