- superencipherment
- su·per·encipherment
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superencipherment
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superencipherment — noun superencryption … Wiktionary
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superencipher — superencipherment, n. /sooh peuhr en suy feuhr/, v.t. Cryptography. to encode (a message) that is already a cryptogram. [1960 65; SUPER + ENCIPHER] … Useful english dictionary
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