superessential
- adjective
- /ˌsuːpərɪˈsɛnʃəl/
- Specialized
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superesencial
- Of the Divine Nature, he writes that in "the most hidden recesses of its nature it is unknown even to itself, that is, it knows itself in nothing because it is infinite and supernatural (that is, above nature), and superessential (above being), and beyond everything that can and cannot be understood."
Examples
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Many theologians argue that the divine must be considered superessential, transcending our limited understanding of existence.
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The idea of the superessential challenges us to think beyond the basic essence of reality, exploring deeper philosophical questions.
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In his writings, the philosopher described the concept of the superessential as something that exists beyond all comprehension.
Synonyms
31
8.8
Far beyond normal limits in experience, knowledge, or quality
23
9.4
About the basic nature of reality and things you cannot see or touch
A concept beyond ordinary experience and understanding
Existing beyond the physical world and not able to be seen or touched
Beyond the physical world and normal human experience
How Metaphysical
- Specialized
31
8.8
537
1.9
660
1.0
206
3.9
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Superessential combines super- 'above' and essential 'what something is' or 'its basic nature'. So in philosophy or religion it describes something that is beyond the normal essence of a thing, 'above' its usual being.