supervacaneously

English

Etymology

From supervacaneous +‎ -ly.

Adverb

supervacaneously (comparative more supervacaneously, superlative most supervacaneously)

1. In a way that is supervacaneous; needlessly; redundantly; superfluously.
   • 1879, William T, Harris, The Journal of Speculative Philosophy, Volume XIII,

     To Kant, the multiple connected with the house is quite as objective as the multiple connected with the ship ; but that he attributes to the category of quantity, and not, laboriously and supervacaneously, like Schopenhauer, to the various causal relations of the eye in movement.