Übermensch 

an adjective used to describe a person who is awesome, talented, cool, hip, or someone who did something excellent. It came from Friedrich Nietzsche's vision of an ideal Man who was able to achieve self-actualization, and has developed himself holistically.

guy 1: that was one hell of a performance, bro.!
guy 2: yea, I totally nailed it!
guy 1: you're so Übermensch!
guy 2: thanks!

Neil Patrick Harris is such an Übermensch actor!

Raffaello Sanzio is the Barney Stinson of the Renaissance world. He's Übermensch!

Übermensch by dukeofurbino April 29, 2010

übermensch 

(german)-superman;
a person with great powers and abilities

Sometime between the fifth and sixth hours of tennis, I notice an ache in my shoulder. My nemesis, Bill--a likable übermensch 20 years my junior--appears unfazed by bodily discomfort.

übermensch by übermensch December 30, 2007

Übermensch 

The man who roll up at your front door with your Über Eats.

"Your Übermensch is arriving soon, please meet them at the door!"

Übermensch by T_O_M_A_T_O_sawce May 16, 2019

Ubermensch 

The Ubermensch is Friedrich Nietzsche's answer to the problem of Nihilism. Nietzsche begins his premise with the assumption that God does not exist, and if God does not exist, thus objective morality and inherent value are not possible since there is no ultimate being that exists to create morality and value in the first place.
Nietzsche's Ubermensch will act as his own God, giving himself morality and value as he sees fit according to him alone. The Ubermensch is neither slave or master as he does not impose his will upon others. The Ubermensch is an independent individual who has the power to banish herd instincts from his mind and become a master of self discipline.

Above all, the Ubermensch is the next step in human evolution. Every human must deal with the question "What is the meaning of life"- some say God and Heaven, others say ultimate objective virtue, but the Ubermensch will give life value that is not based on superstition or mystical folly. The Ubermensch finds value in his life experience because it cannot be reasoned out through argument and logic. The Ubermensch would say that the meaning of life is that you die, so make it valuable.

The Ubermensch is the opposite of Jesus Christ.

The Ubermensch is the ultimate realization of the Will to Power, but no necessarily over others. His most valuable power is over himself. "He cannot rule himself will certainty be ruled by others"- Nietzsche

Ubermensch by Ubermensch 617 December 23, 2012

Ubermensch 

Nietzsche's concept for "an over man" who overcomes the herd perspective and is capable of creating a new perspective without dogmatically forcing his perspective on others.

In Thus Spake Zarathustra, Zaruthustra attempts to become an Ubermensch.

Ubermensch by MattF April 6, 2005

Ubermensch 

One who cares not for the morality of common Untermensch because he introspectively understands what is right and wrong.

Only the Ubermensch are capable of fully understanding Nietzschean philosophy. All others fear it and attempt to discredit it through petty insults and misinterpretation.

Ubermensch by KT_Boundary October 13, 2003

Ubermensch 

The overman, for Nietzsche, did not and could not exist as a contemporary, since he saw himself as living in decadent times incapable of spawning ones who were capable of "standing security for their own destiny." Personally, i would suggest that the Overman would be one who could bear the horror of memory and cognizance of the present while simultaneously retaining the vigor and purpose of those who Nietzsche describes as nobles in "The Genealogy of Morals."

Examples are not helpful. German foot soldiers in WWI carried copies of "Thus Spake Zarathustra." The twentieth century bears witness to the idiocy of Nietzsche interpreters...

Ubermensch by joellind May 3, 2003