supersedure

[ soo-per-see-jer ]
/ ˌsu pərˈsi dʒər /

noun

supersession.

Origin of supersedure

An Americanism dating back to 1780–90; supersede + -ure

Words nearby supersedure

superscribe, superscript, superscription, supersede, supersedeas, supersedure, superseniority, supersensible, supersensitive, supersensitize, supersensory

Example sentences from the Web for supersedure

  • But I appeal to them not to vote for this supersedure clause.

    American Eloquence, Volume III. (of 4) |Various

  • Was there any provision in it which even squinted toward this notion of repeal by supersedure?

    American Eloquence, Volume III. (of 4) |Various

  • Was it not a supersedure of the old one, within the very language of the substitute for the bill which is now under consideration?

    Presidential Candidates: |D. W. Bartlett

  • But, as in the case of the incandescent bulb, many a rival is now disputing the field, so that supersedure may be close at hand.

    Inventors at Work |George Iles