supernal
[soo-pur-nl]
adjective
being in or belonging to the heaven of divine beings; heavenly, celestial, or divine.
lofty; of more than earthly or human excellence, powers, etc.
being on high or in the sky or visible heavens.
RELATED WORDS
angelic, astral, elevated, empyrean, ethereal, heavenly, lofty, otherworldly, seraphic, empyreal, uplifted
Origin of supernal
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Historical Examples of supernal
Daniel, however, of the captive race, revealed it by supernal influence.
Mysticism and its ResultsJohn Delafield
The huge brain was alert now, with a supernal sense of keening.
Walls of AcidHenry Hasse
She is the Moon nourished by the milk of the Supernal Mother.
The Illustrated Key to the TarotL. W. de Laurence
He led him to the inn when He joined him to the supernal Church.
The Mediaeval Mind (Volume II of II)Henry Osborn Taylor
The glamour of love invested sky and earth with supernal glory.
Life in Dixie during the WarMary A. H. Gay
supernal
adjective literary
Word Origin for supernal
C15: from Medieval Latin supernālis, from Latin supernus that is on high, from super above
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