Defn: The quality or state of being superabundant; a superabundant quantity; redundancy; excess.
John Monnick, pausing in his task of thinning out the superabundantgrowth amongst the swelling grapes.
What a superabundant reward for affliction and suffering!
Nay, they go so far as to admit of works of supererogation, and declare that a man may do much more than he is in justice or equity obliged to do, and that his superabundant works may, therefore, be applied to the salvation of others.
With regard to axioms, we found that, considered as experimental truths, they rest onsuperabundant and obvious evidence.
That this tendency, however, is not the result of an inherent mental law, is proved bysuperabundant evidence.
The more it has got to forgive in us, the more superabundant will its mercy appear.
They had forgotten all the superabundant warnings against such a spirit which the prophets from Amos to John the Baptist had let fall.
All his superabundant energies were expended in Chancery.
Your saving vehemence it is, excited to the purification of this superabundant and furious fecundity, that alone renders practicable the entrance to this dangerous realm of faery.
Besides, Stanley had assured them that they had nothing to fear, as the only evil he anticipated would be the trouble they were sure to have in getting rid of the superabundant snow.
This, indeed, as well as all the other expedients which I have already enumerated, as having been practised in order to find outlets for the superabundant labour, have been productive of no permanent result.
The biographical evidence is superabundant that he endured the keen remorse that is ever attended with self-reproach.
She seemed made for fidelity and helpfulness, and as to external charms, if you admire hair, she simply had superabundant masses of it.
The church has “many mansions,” and sympathizes with the severe taste of the Northern races, as well as with the superabundant love of the gorgeous in observance, of the Southern and Eastern nations.
The reason undoubtedly is that natural selection tends to give but one leader to each suitably-sized herd, and to repress superabundant leaders.
Since, then, Christ's Passion was a sufficient and a superabundant atonement for the sin and the debt of the human race, it was as a price at the cost of which we were freed from both obligations.
The famine was to these bigoted men a God-gift, which swept off what they flippantly termed a superabundant population.
Therein shall they have whatever they shall desire; and there will be a superabundantaddition of bliss with us.
Or, as the words may also be translated, Take the superabundant overplus-meaning that Mohammed should accept such voluntary alms from the people as they could spare.
They who do right shall receive a most excellent reward, and a superabundant addition;i neither blacknessk nor shame shall cover their faces.
Such was the effect of violating the law which regulates the ratio of money to wealth; such the consequence of a superabundant currency, even in specie.
Porous soils are composed of materials that always allow of the escape of superabundant moisture; they are generally underlaid by beds of diluvial gravels, or by rocks of a porous character.
