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subterpose, v. rare.|sʌbtəˈpəʊz|
[f. subter- i) + -pose, as in superpose, impose.]
trans. To place underneath.
1894Baring-Gould Deserts S. France I. 149 Their remains may be discovered at a lower level, though not subterposed.
So ˌsubterpoˈsition, a placing below, position underneath.
1833Lyell Princ. Geol. III. 388 Subterposition in the plutonic, like superposition in the sedimentary rocks, being..characteristic of a newer age. 1851Gladstone Let. to Manning 26 Jan., It will bring about a great shifting of parts, much super- and much subter-position. |