What does superoverlord mean?
Superoverlord means (rare) A superior or supreme overlord..
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/suːpəɹˈəʊvə(ɹ)lɔː(ɹ)d/ · noun
(rare) A superior or supreme overlord..
Just recently it was disclosed that the superoverlords of the utility industry subsidized eastern college professors to the extent of several hundred thousand dollars to write articles favorable to the private power companies.
And another of the unofficials felt that "the Financial Secretary will be a superoverlord. Since these matters are monetary in the last resort, he must balance resources and priorities."
"However, the more frantically the Brezhnev clique seeks hegemony over the seas, the more it will unmask its features as socai-imperialism, thus triggering even stronger indignation and resistance from the people of all the countries in the world, including the soviet people. We are positive that Soviet revisionism's decision to be a sea superoverlord will surely be swept away by the raging tide of the boundless, turbulent ocean."
Now mix it all together, and there's now some superoverlord who can tie all those alternative realities together and warp them around, and time travel, and spontaneously generate shapes and energies by drawing on the awesome powers of the 8th dimension paperweight sitting on its 8th dimension desk.
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Superoverlord means (rare) A superior or supreme overlord..
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Just recently it was disclosed that the superoverlords of the utility industry subsidized eastern college professors to the extent of several hundred thousand dollars to write articles favorable to the private power companies.
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