transmundane
- adjective
- /trænzˈmʌndeɪn/
- Literature
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transmundano
- He claimed to have had a transmundane vision during meditation.
Examples
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The philosopher explored transmundane realms that defy ordinary understanding.
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Some poets seek inspiration in transmundane sources beyond the physical senses.
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The transmundane experience left her feeling enlightened.
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He spoke of transmundane realms that few could comprehend.
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During her spiritual retreat, she encountered a transmundane state of consciousness that altered her perception of reality.
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The artist's paintings often depict transmundane themes, inviting viewers to explore the mysteries of existence.
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He described the transmundane feelings he experienced while standing on the mountaintop, far removed from everyday life.
Synonyms
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Having a spiritual quality that feels beyond normal understanding
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Seeming to come from another world and very strange
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Far beyond normal limits in experience, knowledge, or quality
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Beyond the natural world and ordinary experience
Existing beyond the physical world and not able to be seen or touched
Not able to be seen, heard, or touched and felt in a spiritual way
A higher state of mind beyond normal human thought
A thing that seems from another world and gives a calm, spiritual feeling
Not of this world and seeming like a dream
Like something from a world beyond the moon and ordinary life
Beyond the moon and ordinary life, like something from another world
Beyond what people can learn by experience or by the senses
An experience or idea that reason cannot fully explain
Beyond what the mind can fully understand
Not natural and cannot be explained by science
Something that exists outside people's minds and does not come from thinking
About things that exist in more than one world or universe
Antonyms
How Supernatural
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word transmundane comes from the parts trans- meaning 'beyond' and mundus meaning 'world', and it is related to the common word mundane, which means 'worldly'. So transmundane describes things or experiences that are 'beyond' the physical world, like supernatural visions or realities outside normal life.