nonphysical
/ (nɒnˈfɪzɪkəl) /
not of or relating to the body or nature
not sexual; platonic: intimate nonphysical friendships
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How to use nonphysical in a sentence
Royalty rates drop to the alarmingly fractional in this new “non-physical” arena.
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But Anaxagoras conceives the moving force as wholly non-physical and incorporeal.
A Critical History of Greek Philosophy | W. T. StaceFor a moment he knew genuine fear—the non-physical fear which the impalpable can awake in the bravest mind.
The Kingdom Round the Corner | Coningsby DawsonIn a word, the economic judgment assigns to the physical object, as known at the outset, a new non-physical character.
Studies in Logical Theory | John Dewey
The mechanism of inheritance must either be physical or it must be non-physical; that is, immaterial.
Science and Morals and Other Essays | Bertram Coghill Alan WindleDo we not then have to supply a non-chemical, a non-physical force or factor to account for the living body?
The Breath of Life | John Burroughs
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