superimpose in Latin
superimpose in Latin is superimpōnō — superimpose means to put one thing on top of another so that both can still be seen.
superimpose in Latin
superimpōnō
To place an object over another object, usually in such a way that both will be visible.
What does "superimpose" mean?
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verb To put one thing on top of another so that both can still be seen.
"He superimposed the company logo over the image."
- verb To build one structural system on top of another without it depending on what lies beneath.
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superimpose in a sentence
- He superimposed the company logo over the image.
- It involves superimposing broken English written in multi-coloured Comic Sans on to pictures of shiba inus, a small Japanese breed of dog known for its spirited stubbornness.
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What is "superimpose" in Latin?
"superimpose" in Latin is superimpōnō. superimpose means: To put one thing on top of another so that both can still be seen.
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