👉 In linguistics, a superponderative clause is a clause that introduces a prepositional phrase or a subordinate clause as being in contrast with another. It modifies a noun or pronoun and provides an emphasis on the latter's position over the former. For example: 1. "The cat sat on the mat." - This sentence has a superponderative clause, as it introduces the preposition "on" after the noun "cat." 2. "He is taller than her." - In
