1. to place or lay one thing over another so that they coincide or overlap
Usage: third person singular present tense of superpose
2. to combine or add together multiple effects, forces, or waves
Usage: physics; mathematics

Examples

• The architect superposes the new floor plan over the existing blueprint.
• She superposes the transparent sheets to create the final design.
• The physicist superposes two wave functions to analyze their interaction.
• The software superposes multiple layers of data on the map.
• He superposes the historical map onto the modern satellite image.
• The program superposes different sound waves to create the final audio track.