superordinate

IPA: supɝˈɔrdʌnʌt

Greater in degree, rank or position.
(logic) The relation of a universal proposition to a specific proposition of the same form with the universal quantified variable replaced by a specific instance.
(linguistics, of a word or phrase) hypernymic

Examples of "superordinate" in Sentences

It became my superordinate goal to read every word that London had written.
If G1 is superordinate to G2, then G1's differentiae will be a subset of G2's differentiae.
However, what about children abuse - preventing such abuse seems to require laws superordinate to the property laws.
The state structure of civil society has a particular regulative role, but not a superordinate role, among the societal spheres.
Contrary to this, you suggest that the relative pronoun takes the case corresponding to its syntactic role in the superordinate clause.
Public safety nets rely on the idea that a group or society is a superordinate entity for which individuals are morally obligated to sacrifice.
One thing the couples in these good marriages have in common is a vision of the marriage as a "superordinate" entity -- something that is separate from and larger than its two parts.
As the efficacious bearer and transmitter of the Divine Spirit of Love to mankind Jesus is "superordinate" to all men, and has in the eternal decree of God a merely ideal pre-existence.