superordinate Definition
super·or·di·nate (so̵̅o̅′pər ôrd′'n it)
superordinate Usage Examples
Modifies a noun
- category: The weaker the overall similarity, the less cohesive the superordinate category.
- clause: The optional adverbial clause is itself the superordinate clause of another case.
- goal: We often encourage the parties to a dispute to look for superordinate goals.
- term: Let's take the example of hammer and its superordinate term, tool.
- identity: Research also includes studies into the intergroup and identity dynamics within global multicultural societies, processes of construction of superordinate identities ( e.g.
- concept: The following diagram can be helpful: PRIOR KNOWLEDGE MUCH: superordinate concepts; definitions; analogies; linking.
Browse dictionary entries near superordinate
- ‹ superorder
- ‹ supernumerary
- ‹ supernova
- ‹ supernormal
- ‹ supernetting
- ‹ supernaturalize
- ‹ supernaturalism
- ‹ supernatural
- ‹ supernatant
- ‹ supernal

