"supersubstantial" meaning in English

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  "etymology_text": "super- + substantial, after Latin supersubstantialis used by Jerome to render Ancient Greek ἐπιούσιος (epioúsios) in the Lord's Prayer.\nIntroduced in English (where επιούσιος is otherwise rendered as \"daily\") by Thomas More in order to make a connection of the \"daily bread\" of the Lord's Prayer and the \"heavenly and supersubstantial\" bread of the eucharist.",
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          "ref": "1534, Thomas More, A Treatise on the Passion",
          "text": "That heauenlye and supersubstancyall breadde and cuppe, beyng consecrate with that solemne benediction, is profitable to the lyfe and saluacyon of the whole man.",
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          "text": "Give us the supersubstantial bread—the bread of life.",
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          "lang": "Indonesian",
          "sense": "More than substantial; spiritual",
          "word": "rohaniah"
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          "lang": "Malay",
          "sense": "More than substantial; spiritual",
          "word": "rohaniah"
        }
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      "sense": "More than substantial; spiritual",
      "word": "rohaniah"
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