Pronunciation: /ˌsuːpərɪnˈkʌmbənt/
noun a weight or pressure on something else
A1 The superincumbent weight of the books on the shelf caused it to collapse.
A2 The superincumbent pressure of the snow on the roof caused it to cave in.
B1 The superincumbent load of the cargo on the ship made it difficult to navigate.
B2 The superincumbent force of the boulder on the hiker trapped them in the cave.
C1 The superincumbent responsibility of managing the project fell on the team leader.
C2 The superincumbent weight of expectations from the shareholders was overwhelming for the CEO.
adjective lying or resting on something else
A1 The heavy box was superincumbent on the smaller one.
A2 The superincumbent weight of the books made the shelf bow slightly.
B1 The superincumbent pressure of deadlines at work was causing her stress.
B2 The superincumbent responsibilities of being a manager weighed heavily on him.
C1 The superincumbent task of restructuring the company required careful planning.
C2 The superincumbent burden of leadership fell on her shoulders during the crisis.
formal The weight of the superincumbent rock formation caused the lower layers to compact and form a solid structure.
informal The superincumbent boulder on top of the hill looks like it's about to roll down any moment.
slang I can't believe he lifted that superincumbent weight at the gym, he's so strong!
figurative The responsibilities of being a parent can feel like a superincumbent burden at times.
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