superinsulate

English

Etymology

super- +‎ insulate

Verb

superinsulate (third-person singular simple present superinsulates, present participle superinsulating, simple past and past participle superinsulated)

1. To produce superinsulation.
   • 1981, Don Metz, Superhouse, page 84:

     Household usership of the sunspace is the key to the organization of interior spaces. directly into a massive rock or block storage maze in the former crawl space and simply superinsulate a monolithic east, west, and north wall?

   • 2012, Thomas Hootman, Net Zero Energy Design: A Guide for Commercial Architecture, →ISBN:

     The main approach to superinsulating is to develop very high R-value assemblies, but it is the integration and coordination of all elements of the exterior envelope that create a continuous high-integrity building skin.