(v)sublime, sublimatechange or cause to change directly from a solid into a vapor without first melting“sublime iodine”, “some salts sublime when heated”
(s)empyreal, empyrean, sublimeinspiring awe“well-meaning ineptitude that rises to empyreal absurdity” (M.S.Dworkin), “empyrean aplomb” (Hamilton Basso), “the sublime beauty of the night”
(s)supreme, sublimegreatest or maximal in degree; extreme“supreme folly”, “the supreme confidence of youth”, “the sublime absurdity of the creative process”, “His face assumed an expression of sublime conceit”