superaddition

[Pref. super-, and Eng. addition (q. v.).] 1. The act of superadding, or adding something over and above. "God adorned it in the creation and superaddition of grace."- Bp . Taylor . Sermons , vol. i., ser. 20. 2. That which is superadded. "To which the cere mon i all law was but a superaddition." Scott Christian Life , pt. ii., ch. viii. 3934 *sū-per-ad-ve-ni-ent, a. [Lat. super =above, beyond, and adveniens , pr. par. of advenio to come to, to arrive.] 1. Coming upon; coming to the increase or a istance of anything. "Obliterated by superadvenient impre ions." - More: Antidote Against Atheism , ch. ix. 2. Coming unexpectedly.