suprasensual
- adjective
- /ˌsuːprəˈsɛnʃuəl/
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suprasensual
- Love can feel suprasensual.
Examples
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The philosopher wrote about a suprasensual reality that cannot be seen or touched.
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Some artists try to express suprasensual ideas through abstract forms and colors.
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Meditation is said to help people connect with suprasensual experiences beyond ordinary perception.
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Isn't the suprasensual experience fascinating!
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The artist's work aims to capture the suprasensual essence of beauty that transcends ordinary perception.
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Some philosophers argue that the suprasensual realm can only be understood through intuition, not through the senses.
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Many mystics speak of experiences that are suprasensual, providing insights beyond what we see or hear.
Synonyms
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A kind of knowing that comes from beyond the normal senses
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Hard to feel or notice with your senses
Beyond what you can notice with your senses, like sight or touch
You cannot see, hear, touch, smell or taste
Not able to be seen, heard, or touched and felt in a spiritual way
Too small, slow, or quiet for people to notice
Not about the senses like sight or hearing
Existing beyond the physical world and not able to be seen or touched
Antonyms
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Suprasensual comes from the parts supra- ('above') and sense ('feeling'), like supersonic which means 'above sound'. So something suprasensual is 'above' the normal senses and cannot be seen or touched.