supersuming
supersuming is the present participle and gerund of supersume.
Meaning of supersume
Verb
supersume (third-person singular simple present supersumes, present participle supersuming, simple past and past participle supersumed)
- To include or subsume into a higher-level concept.
- Early Roman-Dutch law contained an offense, or a complex of offenses, variously termed sodomie, onkuisheid tegen de natuur (lewdness against nature) or, in Latin, venus monstrosa. The word sodomie came to supersume or include the other two: it was, however, broadly defined. As a 1987 Zimbabwean...2003, Commission internationale pour les droits des gais et des lesbiennes, Scott Long, A. Widney Brown, Gail Cooper, Human Rights Watch (Organization), More Than a Name: State-sponsored Homophobia...
Questions about supersuming
- What is supersuming the present participle and gerund of?
- Supersuming is the present participle and gerund of supersume.
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