metarealistic
metarealistic adjective: that goes beyond reality or psychological consciousness.
Adjective
metarealistic (comparative more metarealistic, superlative most metarealistic)
- That goes beyond reality or psychological consciousness.
- Many of his stories are described by an Israeli critic as metarealistic. They begin realistically but evolve into a surreal, dreamlike tale redolent of Symbolism.2004, Glenda Abramson, Encyclopedia of Modern Jewish Culture
Forms of metarealistic
| comparative | more metarealistic |
|---|---|
| superlative | most metarealistic |
Origin of metarealistic
From metarealist + -ic.
Questions about metarealistic
- What does metarealistic mean?
- Metarealistic means that goes beyond reality or psychological consciousness.
- What part of speech is metarealistic?
- Metarealistic is an adjective.
Words near metarealistic in the dictionary
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