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extrasensible

extrasensible adjective: beyond what can be sensed or perceived.

Adjective

extrasensible (not comparable)

  1. Beyond what can be sensed or perceived.
    • Unlike Christianity, which considers the body purely profane, Islam includes the body within the sacred; therefore, the body, like all other sensible things, is linked to the extrasensible.2015, Laura U. Marks, Hanan al-Cinema: Affections for the Moving Image, page 325

Origin of extrasensible

From extra- + sensible.

Questions about extrasensible

What does extrasensible mean?
Extrasensible means beyond what can be sensed or perceived.
What part of speech is extrasensible?
Extrasensible is an adjective.

Words near extrasensible in the dictionary

  1. extrasegmental
  2. extrasegmentally
  3. extrasellar
  4. extrasemantic
  5. extraseminal
  6. extrasensible
  7. extrasensitive
  8. extrasensorial
  9. extrasensorily
  10. extrasensory
  11. extrasensory perception

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