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supercausal

UK/ˌs(j)upəːˈkɔː.zəl/US/ˌsupəɹˈkɔ.zəɫ/

supercausal adjective: faster than the speed of causality, and therefore faster than the speed of light.

Adjective

supercausal (comparative more supercausal, superlative most supercausal)

  1. Faster than the speed of causality, and therefore faster than the speed of light.

Synonyms of supercausal

Forms of supercausal

comparativemore supercausal
superlativemost supercausal

Origin of supercausal

From super- + causal.

Questions about supercausal

What does supercausal mean?
Supercausal means faster than the speed of causality, and therefore faster than the speed of light.
What part of speech is supercausal?
Supercausal is an adjective.
How do you pronounce supercausal?
Supercausal is pronounced /ˌs(j)upəːˈkɔː.zəl/ (UK).

Words near supercausal in the dictionary

  1. supercategory
  2. supercatenoid
  3. supercatenoids
  4. supercation
  5. supercations
  6. supercausal
  7. supercausality
  8. supercautious
  9. supercautiously
  10. supercavitate
  11. supercavitated

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