superimpose

IPA: supɝʌmpˈoʊz

To place an object over another object, usually in such a way that both will be visible.
(geology) To establish a structural system over, independently of underlying structures.

Examples of "superimpose" in Sentences

The two points are superimposed on the map.
Superimpose the transparency over the Folger.
Did you superimpose the red text at the start
Is there a way to superimpose the name on the map
Here the snake is said to be superimposed on the rope.
LCD contact lens superimposes images on to normal view.
Is there a way to superimpose the name on the map like the dot is
He was the first to "superimpose" words on the TV screen for a news show.
Lower motor neuron disorders superimposed on the residuals of poliomyelitis.
Forms and Figures are superimposed one on top of the other in sensuous chaos.
Some of the paintings were superimposed with parts of the male and female body.
All of which allows people to kind of superimpose their own interpretations on him.
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He said it lived up to long-held suspicions that the United States, along with the Danish government, would "superimpose" an agreement on the rest of the world.