1. to bring about or cause something additional to occur on top of what already exists
Usage: formal; often used in academic or technical contexts

Examples

• The new regulations are superinducing additional compliance costs on businesses.
• The medication may be superinducing side effects beyond the original symptoms.
• Climate change is superinducing stress on already vulnerable ecosystems.
• The economic crisis is superinducing hardship on families already struggling financially.
• The software update is superinducing new features while maintaining existing functionality.
• The treatment protocol involves superinducing therapeutic effects through combined therapies.