Definition of "superimposing" []

• Present participle of superimpose. (verb)

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• ""They would do anything such as superimposing images of political leaders on the Internet to manufacture lies and if they can stoop so low to shame others for political gains than nothing on earth will stop them from destroying the country.""
• "Because the original film was in German, complicated overdubbing is not required; creation of a parody can be achieved by the simple expedient of superimposing fake subtitles."
• "There were, of course, the requisite flops, groaners and wastes of everyone's time, and, given the pressure and cost, advertisers' money - such as GoDaddy's anticlimactic reveal that Joan Rivers is their new hot celeb, superimposing Rivers's head atop a buxom new body."