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superimpose

[soo-per-im-pohz] / ˌsu pər ɪmˈpoʊz /
VERB
lay over something else
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On Tuesday the word "Liquidated", in red letters, had been superimposed on his photograph on the site.

From Reuters

One fan has even turned up with a picture of Mr Larkin on his T-shirt, a giant red "X" superimposed over the top.

From BBC

Knowing that people were choosing to watch his film digitally sped-up, Snow used the occasion to create a brand-new work, superimposing 15-minute segments of the original onto one another like gauzy layers of celluloid film.

From New York Times

On the call she declared, "It's time for the church to take dominion/possession" and called for God to "superimpose heaven on earth":

From Salon

It can fill the entire room or appear like a TV screen superimposed against your wall.

From BBC