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† superˈpolitic, a. Obs.
[super- II, III.]
a. In early use, with reference to the Jesuits: That is above or overrules ordinary politics or policy.
b. Later, taken in the sense: Over-politic, exceedingly crafty.
1599Sandys Europæ Spec. (1632) 46 That super-politike and irrefragable order as they compt it, of the Jesuites, who couple in their perswasions, as one God and one Faith, so one Pope and one King. [1640Howell Dodona's Gr. 79 That super-politique and irrefragable Societie of the Loyolists.] 1641Milton Reform. ii. 53 [quoting Sandys]. 1647Jer. Taylor Lib. Proph. viii. 152 At the Florentine Council the Latins acted their masterpiece of wit and stratagem, the greatest that hath been till the famous and superpolitick design of Trent. 1659Gauden Slight Healers (1660) 90 By a super-politick policy.
So ˌsuperpoˈlitical a., that is above or independent of politics.
1667Locke Ess. conc. Toleration in Fox Bourne Life (1876) I. 182 The private and super-political concernment between God and a man's soul, wherein the magistrate's authority is not to interpose. |