superordinate

How To Use superordinate In A Sentence

• The fuel now is superordinated for the city's pollution.
• Conflict between contending groups may be resolved, lessened, or contained through the use of ‘medical diplomacy’ or health oriented superordinate goals
• It became my superordinate goal to read every word that London had written. A Rare Collection of Jack London's Nonfiction
• One thing the couples in these good marriages have in common is a vision of the marriage as a "superordinate" entity -- something that is separate from and larger than its two parts. The Moral State of Marriage
• However, what about children abuse - preventing such abuse seems to require laws superordinate to the property laws. EconLog Book Club: For a New Liberty, Chapter 12, Bryan Caplan | EconLog | Library of Economics and Liberty
• We shall therefore say that knife, fork and spoon are quasi-hyponyms of cutlery, and cutlery is a quasi-superordinate.
• In terms of language, sexism refers to a bias through which patterns and references of male usage are taken to be normative, superordinate, and positive and those of women are taken to be deviant, subordinate, and negative.
• The case revolved on an inaccurate affidavit used to get a search warrant, the evidence obtained as a result of which was, of course, "legally contaminated" and so, the case should not have been pressed using that evidence, asserted Deputy District Attorney Ceballos in a memorandum to his superordinates in the office. Garcetti v. Ceballos; Alito Kills Whistleblowing
• If G1 is superordinate to G2, then G1's differentiae will be a subset of G2's differentiae. Archive 2009-04-01
• In this context, Gottwald spares no effort to ensure its own software can be easily integrated in superordinate TOS software.