What does superimposing mean?
Superimposing means present participle and gerund of superimpose.
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present participle and gerund of superimpose.
The remainder of the poem consists of superimposings of the poet's fantasies of the Leech-Gatherer upon his physical presence (rather as the poet had attributed feelings to the hare).
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Superimposing means present participle and gerund of superimpose.
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The remainder of the poem consists of superimposings of the poet's fantasies of the Leech-Gatherer upon his physical presence (rather as the poet had attributed feelings to the hare).
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