英和和英

語源

super- +‎ absolute

形容詞

superabsolute (comparative more superabsolute, superlative most superabsolute)

1. (rare) Truly, demonstrably absolute.
2. (比較級なし, まれに) More than absolute.
   • 1952, Paul Arthur Schilpp, The Philosophy of Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan, Tudor Publishing Company, page 318:

     On the contrary, the absolute is a mere abstract feature of what in its total reality is more than absolute. ‘More than absolute,’ superabsolute, may be seen as not really a paradox, if we recall that “absolute” is defined negatively as non-relative, and that superiority is positive and relative, as indeed is value generally (for, at least, it implies a relation of interest かつ object).

   • 1965, Translations from Kommunist, U.S. Joint Publications Research Service, page 67:

     The common grasshopper has a "superabsolute" sense of hearing. Its "ears," located on his front legs, allow him to determine the source of sound with extreme accuracy.

   • 1993, Nicholaus of Cusa, Toward a new Council of Florence: 'On the Peace of Faith' and Other Works‎^[1], Schiller Institute, page 175:

     However, the filiation of the only-begotten Son exists without measure in identity with the nature of the Father; it is the superabsolute filiation, in which and through which all sons by adoption obtain filiation.