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worldless

worldless

9.9
Not part of any real place or real life
  • adjective
  • Literature
translation icon : sin mundo
  • The artist's inspiration came from a worldless realm beyond our imagination.

She cried out aloud a clear word, worldless, wordless cry.

Examples

  • He often felt detached from reality, living in a worldless existence filled with dreams.

  • The story unfolds in a worldless setting, where no human concerns interfere with its beauty.

  • She cried out aloud a clear word, worldless, wordless cry.

Synonyms

otherworldly
vsworldless
  • Literature
36 7.8

Seeming to come from another world and very strange

actually exists outside any known reality rather than merely seeming strange

How Worldly

worldly
30 5.8
earthly
75 4.5
worldless
  • Literature
9.9
otherworldly
  • Literature
36 7.8
unreal
28 4.2

Surface Forms

worldless positive

Morphology

worldless = world (transparent) = world + less

The meaning is directly derived from 'world' with the suffix '-less' indicating absence.

Etymology

Worldless comes from world and the ending -less, which means 'without'. Picture someone floating with no place to belong; being 'without a world' explains why the word means existing outside any known reality.