supererogation (n.) The act of supererogating; performance of more than
duty or necessity requires.
Chambers DictionaryChamber's 20th Century Dictionary📕
supererogation
sū-pėr-er-ō-gā′shun, n. doing more
than duty requires or is necessary for salvation, hence anything
superfluous or uncalled for.—adjs.Supererog′ative, Supererog′atory (Superer′ogant).—Works of
supererogation (R.C.), works not absolutely required of each
individual for salvation, but which may be done for the sake of greater
perfection—affording the church a store of surplus merit, to eke
out the deficient merit of others. [L. super, above,
erogāre, -ātum, to pay
out.]
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