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interspatial

interspatial

1 9.1
Something that is between spaces or areas
  • adjective
  • /ˌɪntərˈspeɪʃəl/
translation icon : interespacial
  • New theories in cosmology explore the interspatial relationships of various celestial bodies.

Examples

  • In minutes, he was back on Bucephalus and had arranged for an interspatial call to Halmarin-IV.

    Fiction book (1991)
  • See the thrilling demonstration of the one, the only... the original, intercontinental, interspatial, interplanetary...

  • Humanist Manifesto II recognized how international and interspatial developments, technology, and telecommunications make real the interrelatedness of everyone on our globe.

    Academic text (1998)
  • The physicist studied the interspatial dimensions that exist between different galaxies.

  • Researchers are investigating interspatial phenomena that affect communication between spacecraft.

How Extensive

global
2.7
extensive
330 4.1
interspatial
1 9.1
regional
521 3.5
local
1.0

Surface Forms

interspatial positive

Morphology

interspatial = spatial (semi-transparent) = inter + space + ial

The relation 'inter-' (between) + 'spatial' (relating to space) is a straightforward, productive prefixation.

Etymology

Interspatial combines the prefix inter- ('between') and spatial from space ('area'), so it means 'between spaces' — like the small gap or area between two rooms or objects. That's why interspatial describes something that exists or happens between different spaces.