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ultra
1[ uhl-truh ]
ultra-
2- a prefix occurring originally in loanwords from Latin, with the basic meaning “on the far side of, beyond.” In relation to the base to which it is prefixed, ultra- has the senses “located beyond, on the far side of ” ( ultramontane; ultraviolet ), “carrying to the furthest degree possible, on the fringe of ” ( ultraleft; ultramodern ), “extremely” ( ultralight ); nouns to which it is added denote, in general, objects, properties, phenomena, etc., that surpass customary norms, or instruments designed to produce or deal with such things ( ultramicroscope; ultrasound; ultrastructure ).
ultra
1/ ˈʌٰə /
adjective
- extreme or immoderate, esp in beliefs or opinions
noun
- an extremist
ultra-
2prefix
- beyond or surpassing a specified extent, range, or limit
ultramicroscopic
- extreme or extremely
ultramodern
51Թ History and Origins
Origin of ultra2
51Թ History and Origins
Origin of ultra1
Origin of ultra2
Example Sentences
I think they care the most about equally distributing the wealth among people, and are not ultra capitalistic.
Adding to the challenges, many Americans are unwilling to take factory jobs for the ultra low wages that many workers earn overseas.
These additions continue a recent streak of first- and second-line acts playing last-minute, ultra early sets.
At the time, I was training for an ultra marathon, the Barkley Fall Classic, in September.
When Matt first emailed BBC News he said: "I used to be very pro-dog but now am ultra cautious and cynical about dog owners. I hate seeing dogs off lead and owners excusing it."
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