superphenomenally

English

Etymology

From super- +‎ phenomenally.

Adverb

superphenomenally (comparative more superphenomenally, superlative most superphenomenally)

1. (very rare) In a superphenomenal manner; to a superlatively phenomenal degree.
   • 1964, Leopold Damrosch, The Current Digest of the Soviet Press, Volume 15‎^[1], American Association for the Advancement of Slavic Studies, page 38:

     For Such a tourist, be he superphenomenally observant, it is difficult to grasp the life of a foreign country in a profound way.

   • 2005, Micah Stampley, The Songbook Of Micah‎^[2]:

     MICAH STAMPLEY has indeed manifested in the music ministry as a superphenomenally anointed voice for the Kingdom of God.

   • 2014, Fwd: page 3) Re: reddit/com/u/Pt-Ir_parsec‎^[3]:

     superphenomenally, there is but the one degenerate Type of infinite I'dea: I~am (a priori cxmplxplura); phenomenally, I will continue to defend the distinctive finitudes I will, as We will.

2. (very rare) In terms of superphenomena.