arch. rare. [f. L. superfluens SUPERFLUENT: see -ENCE.] Superabundance.
In quot. 1859 perh. an error for supereffluence.
c. 1530. Songs, Carols, etc. (1907), 114. Whan … lekis geve hony in þer superfluens; Than put in a woman your trust & confidens.
1859. Pusey, Lent. Serm. (1874), 353. One act of God brought us into this rich and abundant superfluence of grace, by which God would make us saints, if we would.
So † Superfluency, excess.
1672. Marvell, Reh. Transp., I. 57. The Ornaments and Superfluencies of Invention and Satyre.
