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: Daily Writing TipsSuper Words
By Sharon
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As a prefix, super- originates from the Latin super, an adverb and preposition meaning above, on top of, beyond, beside. That’s the original meaning of the English prefix, too, though according to the Oxford Dictionary of English Etymology, it has taken on other senses over the centuries. These include:
Higher in rank, quality or degree (example: superstructure)
In the highest, or to a high degree, in excess ( example: superabundance)
Expressing addition (example: supertax)
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Full post as published by Daily Writing Tips on May 19, 2008 (boomark / email).
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