superadd (superad)

t. [L. superadd ere, add over and above, super, over, + addere, add: see add.] To add over and above; join in addition. To the obligations of creation all the obligations of redemption and the new creation are superadded ; and this threefold cord should not so easily be broken. Baxter , Divine Life, i. 11. IMG:content-2484.jpg:[blocks in formation] It is quite evident that the higher forms of life are the result of continued superaddition of one result of growth force on another. E. D. Cope , Origin of the Fittest, p. 397. 2. That which is superadded. It was unlikely women should become virtuous by or IMG:content-2485.png:[blocks in formation]