metaphysic
- adjective
- /ˌmɛtəˈfɪzɪk/
- Formal
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metafísico
- Many philosophers explore metaphysic questions about existence and reality.
Examples
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The novel delves into metaphysic themes that challenge our understanding of the universe.
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She is interested in metaphysic concepts that go beyond physical explanations.
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Three out of four Americans say they've had some metaphysic experience...
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Well, I'm thwarted by a Metaphysic puzzle
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It's metaphysic.
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Other sources at the scene have added that at one point, Golev was even considering writing an article on a metaphysics professor who had discovered a scientific area called meta-metaphysics.
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Synonyms
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Relating to basic ideas about knowledge, reality, and being
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About the basic nature of reality and things you cannot see or touch
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About what exists and what is real
How Metaphysical
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Metaphysic comes from Greek parts meta- 'beyond' and physis 'nature', and it shares its root with physics. So a metaphysic idea is about what is 'beyond nature' — the deep reality behind the physical world.