a. Obs.–0 Also exuperable. [ad. L. ex(s)uperābilis, f. ex(s)uperāre: see EXSUPERATE and -ABLE.] That may be surpassed, excelled or conquered.

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1656–81.  in Blount, Glossogr.

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1721–1800.  in Bailey.

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  Hence † Exsuperableness.

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1727.  Bailey, vol. II., Exuperableness.

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