supernaturalism (supernaturalizm)

[ IMG:content-2502.png:[blocks in formation] Also supra naturalism . supernaturalist (sū-per-nat'ū-ral-ist), n . and a. [ supernatural + ist .] I. n. One who believes in the supernatural; a believer in supernaturalism. Also called supra naturalist . II. a . Same as supernaturalistic . supernaturalistic (su-per-nat"ū-ra-lis'tik), a. [ supernaturalist + -ic.] Of, pertaining to, or of the nature of supernaturalism. The purely external and supernaturalistic Socinian and Priest lei an legacy. IMG:content-2503.png:[blocks in formation] George Eliot , Felix Holt, xx. Specifically- ( a ) A military officer attached to a corps or arm of the service where no vacancy exists. Such an omcer receives, in the United States army, the rank of brevet second lieutenant, or additional second lieutenant. (b) The at., one not belonging to the regular company, who appears on the stage, but has no lines to speak. Often colloquially abbreviated super and supe. super numerous (sū-per-nū'me-rus), a. numerous; superabundant. Fuller, Worthies, Over Ex North amp ton, ii. 182. ( Davies.) [Rare.] supernutrition (super-nu-trish'on), n. ce ive nutrition; hypertrophy. super occipital (sūpėr-ok-sip'i-tal), a. and n. I. a. Situated at or near the upper part of the occipital; of or pertaining to the superoccіріtal: specifically noting one of the lateral occipital gyri of the brain. II. n. The superior median element of the compound occipital bone. It is either a distinct bone, as in sundry lower vertebrates and early stages of higher ones, or is fused with other elements of the occipital bone. In man it forms the expanded upper and back part of the bone, and is developed in membrane. See cuts under Balænidæ , craniofacial , Gallinæ , Felidæ , periotic , skull , Pythonidæ , teleost , and Trema tosa urus . Also supra - occipital .