ultraterrene
- adjective
- /ˌʌltrəˈtɛrən/
- Literature
- Scientists debated the possibility of ultraterrene life forms in the universe.
Examples
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The artist's work features ultraterrene landscapes inspired by distant galaxies.
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The novel explores ultraterrene civilizations that exist far beyond our solar system.
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The artist's work often reflects ultraterrene themes.
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Many cultures have myths about ultraterrene beings.
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The researchers discovered an ultraterrene mineral that seemed to have come from outside our planet.
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Many ancient myths speak of ultraterrene beings who visit Earth from distant realms.
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The philosopher pondered whether true happiness is something ultraterrene beyond our earthly experiences.
Synonyms
Coming from outside Earth or its atmosphere
Antonyms
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Ultraterrene combines the prefix ultra- meaning 'beyond' and terra meaning 'earth', the same root you see in 'terrain' and 'territory'. So, ultraterrene describes things that exist or come from beyond our planet.