Meanings of overprint in English

You know, like when your government used to overprint money.

In fact, a single currency, especially one controlled by a political rather than capitalistic entity, has greater incentive to overprint.

Evolved melts are in low abundance and large volumes of basalt flushing through the crust from depth overprint their chemical signatures.

RIP Settings The Irish Times RIPs (raster image processors) will reproduce knockout or overprint as specified in the artwork.

Adaptive modification, the architect of morphology in Darwinian functionalism, becomes, in formalist thought, a secondary, superficial and confusing overprint upon the underlying essence.)

Overprinting, as my computer sometimes does, would be perfect.

Overprinted in black gothic script was the legend: 'Birthday Greetings to Our Beloved Führer, 1964'.

He flipped up the latch, pushed the window open on overprinted hinges, and hoisted himself through.

Overprints, stamps requiring plating and cancellations, 30c each.

The stamp is overprinted to discourage counterfeiters.

This step was followed by a second deposition of antibody by overprinting on the PEI-GA patterned PMMA foil.

'The amplimet has been overprinted with a new pattern, I think due to you.

"So again I ask, aren't corporations more likely to overprint money than governments?"

One (pictured left), combining camel hair knitted fur fabric overprinted with gold foil, creates an extraordinary cracked effect.

"File overprint," I confirmed.