superimpose

superimpose one thing on another

the number will appear on the screen, superimposed on a flashing button.

superimposed her own interpretation when she retold the story.

habits which have been superimposed upon other habits

The sediment types and their superimposed features in log data can conversely verify the rangeability of relative accommodation space.

The homoclinal reverse fold occurred in the Meso-Proterozoic.The superimposed fold in the late stage occurred in the Early Paleozoic.

A large 'P' was superimposed on the Gryffindor lion.

And when they're superimposed, where they coincide, there are problems.

But now watch, you can superimpose the entire skeleton that we'd revealed in the summer.

Sherlock is a cultural text, repeatedly altered over time as each new interpretation becomes superimposed over those that proceed it.

And they superimposed that face into this.

One day of absence superimposed itself on another, and proportionately weighted his heart.

And then we superimposed that number with songs that have either been litigated or threatened to be litigated.

All by itself it creates these fearsome cyclones through the difference in temperature between its currents and the superimposed layers of air.

If we simply superimposed a back beat in the right spot, you’ll hear that club song they’re dancing to.

The effect of changes in the rate of interest is, however, easily superimposed on the effect of changes in the state of confidence.