a. Obs. nonce-wd. [f. SUPER- II + ORDINANCE + -ED2 (the suffix being irregularly used).] That is or professes to be above, i.e., not subject to, ordinances (see ORDINANCE 8). So † Superordinancer,Superordinancing ppl. a.

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1656.  S. Winter, Serm., 171. Our superordinanc’d men that are above ordinances but below pietie.

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a. 1665.  J. Goodwin, Being filled with the Spirit (1867), 348. Men who suffer themselves to be led by this superordinancing spirit. Ibid., 359. The reason … by which the seekers or super-ordinancers do make attempt to justify their … giving over the ministry of the gospel.

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