atemporal

[ ey-tem-per-uhl, ey-tem-pruhl ]
/ eɪˈtɛm pər əl, eɪˈtɛm prəl /

adjective

free from limitations of time: Our dreams, memories, and emotions are atemporal, not grounded in the here and now.

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Origin of atemporal

First recorded in 1865–70; a-6 + temporal1

Words nearby atemporal

ateliosis, ateliotic dwarf, atelo-, atemoya, a tempo, atemporal, Aten, Aten asteroid, atenolol, a tergo, Aterian
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