surpassive
English
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editsurpassive (comparative more surpassive, superlative most surpassive)
- (rare) surpassing
- 1920, The Mentor, volume 21, page 45:
- Mr. Fred Walsh rendered a number of selections on the piano and they were played with a skill of surpassive talent that is remarkable and surprising when consideration is given for the handicap of the man.