interdimensional
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- adjective
- /ˌɪntərdɪˈmɛnʃənl/
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interdimensional
- You are now traveling through an interdimensional tunnel being transported to Outpost Earth 113.
- an interdimensional vortex
- interdimensional travel
- an interdimensional portal
And they live in this amazing crystalline interdimensional city.
- And they live in this amazing crystalline interdimensional city.
- And so one of them is ancient technology slash civilization, next interdimensional and the next extraterrestrial.
- So that kind of phenomenon isn't extraterrestrial, it's interdimensional.
- They travel through a interdimensional time rift and go back to and they meet Archimedes.
- They're not composed altogether of flesh and blood, but, you know, they've got a weird kind of interdimensional or extra dimensional existence.
Examples
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Their secondary purpose is to harvest enough energy to open an interdimensional portal.
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There are a myriad number of gray species from our universe and other universes, including interdimensional realities.
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I have been to their planet through interdimensional experience.
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Now, this interdimensional war started in heaven.
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And they live in this amazing crystalline interdimensional city.
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Allegedly, these people worship a floating interdimensional pyramid.
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In a time of great strife, a legendary interdimensional being known as Zordon came to the city of Angel Grove to establish a vanguard in the never-ending struggle against evil.
Fiction book (1995) -
Body-swapping and interdimensional travel are commonplace for Coscarelli, whose free-associative, fantastical imagination seems to actively repel the mainstream.
Blog text (4) -
When did you make the leap to interdimensional travel?
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Our guest today is Professor Maximilian Arturo; some are calling him the "Father of interdimensional travel."
Synonyms
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Having many different parts or sides that make it complex
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Existing in space with more than three directions, for example in math or fiction
Relating to space with extra dimensions beyond three, often used in science fiction
Antonyms
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Morphology
interdimensional = dimensional (transparent) = inter + dimension + al
The productive prefix 'inter-' meaning 'between' attaches to 'dimensional' to yield 'between dimensions', a directly compositional meaning.
Etymology
Interdimensional breaks into inter- 'between' and dimension 'a space or level'. So, interdimensional means something that exists or moves 'between' different spaces or worlds, like a device or gate that links parallel universes.