unspatial
unspatial adjective: not spatial; not extending into physical space.
Adjective
unspatial (comparative more unspatial, superlative most unspatial)
- Not spatial; not extending into physical space.
- The argument from this is that, as music is essentially unspatial, the more we eliminate elements of spatiality from our relations to it, from our consciousness while enjoying it, the more do we get its essence in a pure, unalloyed condition.1899, Boston Symphony Orchestra, Programme, page 15
Forms of unspatial
| comparative | more unspatial |
|---|---|
| superlative | most unspatial |
Origin of unspatial
From un- + spatial.
Words formed from unspatial
Questions about unspatial
- What does unspatial mean?
- Unspatial means not spatial; not extending into physical space.
- What part of speech is unspatial?
- Unspatial is an adjective.
Words near unspatial in the dictionary
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