supertechnical

adj

adj

Etymology From super- + technical.

Highly technical.

Everything had been old for too long, lazy and rusty and now, it wanted, at a single jolt, to become modern, ultramodern, supertechnical.1964, Stefan Zweig, The world of yesterday: an autobiography, page 331:
Somehow, T. I. delivers supertechnical raps without ever sounding as boring as that last sentence.2007 July 3, Kelefa Sanneh, “In Rap, Inner War Can Be a Trap”, in New York Times:

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