Superimposition

Pronunciation: /ˈsupɝˈˌɪmpəzɪʃən/

Superimposition (noun)

  1. The act of placing one image or pattern on top of another so both can be seen together.
  2. A method of combining two sets of information by aligning them, so differences and matches are easier to see.
  3. The process of adding something as an extra layer over an existing one.

Examples

  • The artist used superimposition to show layered image overlap.
  • Layered image overlap becomes clearer with superimposition in the photo.