👉 In linguistics and semantics, "superexiguity" refers to a state or quality of being extremely uninteresting or irrelevant. It is often used in conjunction with other words like "superfluous," "superficial," or "superstitious." The phrase comes from the Latin word "super," which means "above," "beyond," or "over." In context, it implies that something is so important or significant that it becomes completely irrelevant to the observer.
