The phrase "acting super" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone performing exceptionally well or exhibiting outstanding behavior, often in a casual or informal context.
Example: "She was acting super during the presentation, impressing everyone with her confidence and knowledge."
Alternatives: "performing excellently" or "doing great".
Highlights include an interview with Harrison Ford (at 36.25), acting super chilled out as an excited interviewer shoots questions at him about the future of Han Solo.
When we found him, he was just a guy in a blue baseball cap, nosing around cars, and acting super annoyed about the cops getting in his face.
But are they really thinking, or just acting like super-virtuous eco-bots?
I think acting is super-fun.
Why don't more young women use these long-acting, super-effective methods?
Artificial structures that aggregate fish (fish aggregation devices; FADs) have been previously suggested to act as ecological traps by acting as a super-stimulus and misleading fish to make inappropriate habitat selections [3].
To this German parent, it seems that America's middle class has taken overprotective parenting to a new level, with the government acting as a super nanny.
Richard L. Kennedy Sr., a first vice president of the firm, was ordered censured and pro hibited from acting in a super visory capacity in any broker age firm for a period of six months.
Valdemar also said the ruling was "opening the doors to a population that is not very prepared," reviving the church's complaint that the supreme court has been acting like a "super power" advancing contentious social issues, like same-sex marriage.
The unsteady wind loads acting on a super-tall building with a tapered cross section and beveled corners were measured as functions of reduced velocity and motion amplitude.
The analyst suggested that perhaps his scientific views were acting as his super-ego, policing his unconscious to prohibit uncomfortable revelations.
