unphysical
- adjective
- /ʌnˈfɪzɪkəl/
:
inmaterial
- Some philosophers believe that consciousness is an unphysical phenomenon that cannot be explained by science alone.
Examples
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The story explores unphysical realms where thoughts and emotions shape reality.
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He argued that love is an unphysical force, not bound by the laws of nature.
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This idea is unphysical.
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Her approach to life is very unphysical.
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Many artists describe their work as exploring unphysical themes that transcend the limitations of the material world.
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In many spiritual teachings, the concept of the soul is considered unphysical, existing beyond the constraints of the physical body.
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Some theories suggest that emotions have unphysical properties that influence our thoughts and behaviors.
Synonyms
660
4.8
Relating to the soul and to religion
28
4.2
Not real, like something from a dream
22
7.2
Something that cannot be touched and is often a feeling or quality
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8.0
Seeming to exist without a body, like a voice or spirit
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7.4
Not physical and cannot be touched
2
9.9
Not having a physical body or shape that you can touch
1
7.0
Not having a body you can touch or see
1
9.8
Light and delicate with a feeling of something not physical
1
7.3
Not solid or real and having little value
1
9.8
Without a physical body or shape
1
7.7
Has no physical form and is about ideas or feelings
Not having a physical form like a ghost or spirit
Not having a physical body, like a ghost
Antonyms
How Physical
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Unphysical is made of un- ('not') and physical, where physical means 'of the body or material things'. So unphysical means 'not material' or 'not of the body', used for minds, spirits, or other things outside the physical world.