hyperexistent
hyperexistent adjective: superexistent.
Adjective
hyperexistent (comparative more hyperexistent, superlative most hyperexistent)
- Superexistent.
- Existence is of various degrees: God is truly hyperexistent, the principle of existence. On the other hand, abstract categories are less truly existent than certain other objects. It is in a hierarchy of reality that God stands at the highest.1932, Paul Faulkner Tjensvold, God Known by Intuition, A.B. University of California, page 88
- Here the Dionysian vocabulary is convoluted and abstract (“the Transcendent One in a transcending way” is literally “the hyperexistent hyperexistently”) and yet also personal and participatory, for the point is “to praise” this transcendent One transcendingly. In this chapter, in the next one on...2015, Paul Rorem, The Dionysian Mystical Theology, Fortress Press, →ISBN, page 23
Forms of hyperexistent
| comparative | more hyperexistent |
|---|---|
| superlative | most hyperexistent |
Origin of hyperexistent
From hyper- + existent.
Questions about hyperexistent
- What does hyperexistent mean?
- Hyperexistent means superexistent.
- What part of speech is hyperexistent?
- Hyperexistent is an adjective.
Words near hyperexistent in the dictionary
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