super ethical

[Pref. super-, and English ethical (q. v.).] Transcending the ordinary rules of ethics; more than ethical; of greater authority than ethics. "Moral theology contains a super ethical doctrine, as some grave divines have ridiculously called it." Boling broke: Auth. in Matters of Religion , § 6. sū-per-ěx-alt', v . t . [Pref. super- , and English exalt (q. v.). To exalt to a superior degree: to exalt to a position or rank above all others. "Having superexalted him, and bestowed on him a name above all names."-Barrow: Sermons, vol. ii., ser. 31. sü-per-ex-al-tā-tion, subst . [Pref. super- , and English exaltation (q. v.).] Elevation above all others; elevation in a superior or preeminent degree. "In a superexaltation of courage, they seem as greedy of death as of victory."-Holyday.