[f. SUPER- + NATURE, after supernatural.] That which is above nature; a supernatural realm or system of things; something supernatural.
1844. Thackeray, May Gambols, Wks. 1902, XIII. 436. A conversation … which must have been taken from nature, or Mother Bunch’s delightful super-nature.
1858. Chamb. Jrnl., X. 217. There is a certain mystery and supernature about Wilkinson.
1876. J. Weiss, Wit, Hum. & Shaks., xi. 369. The eldritch women are the nearest hint of supernature which he had.
1898. Clodd, Tom Tit Tot, Introd. 2. When these [tales] were woven out of old traditions, no sharp lines severed nature from super-nature.
