superperson

noun

su·​per·​per·​son ˌsü-pər-ˈpər-sᵊn 

variants or super-person

plural superpeople ˌsü-pər-ˈpē-pəl  or super-people also superpersons or super-persons

1

: a person or fictional hero having extraordinary powers or abilities : superhero

I was pure celebrity to them, some kind of superperson because a published writer.

—Marge Piercy

… it remains interesting that the flick is set during World War I, which is a first for a superperson outing.

—Abraham Riesman

You don't have to be the super-person who does it all yourself.

—Barb Morrison

The controversial experiments are, in effect, feasibility studies of whether it's possible to make super-people engineered to avoid genetic disorders or resist disease.

—Antonio Regalado

2

: a divine or superindividual entity especially when regarded as having human characteristics

… God is imagined to be a super-person, doing things people do but on an infinite, eternal scale.

—Sallie McFague

Word History

First Known Use

1907, in the meaning defined at sense 2