supercompress

English

Etymology

super- +‎ compress

Verb

supercompress (third-person singular simple present supercompresses, present participle supercompressing, simple past and past participle supercompressed)

1. To compress to a great extent.
   • 1932, Scientific American:

     The principle followed by the designers of this engine is to supercompress and supercharge at ground level to the limit...

   • 2001, H X Mel, Doris M Baker, Cryptography decrypted:

     Message digest methods supercompress messages so that encryption and decryption operate on less data and, therefore, take less time.

   • 2004, Keith N Ferreira, Simpletism:

     It might be possible for desktop technosynergic computers to supercompress an infinite number of calculations through synergic computing.