supersensual

[soo-per-sen-shoo-uh l]

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adjective

beyond the range of the senses.
spiritual.
extremely sensual.

Origin of supersensual

First recorded in 1675–85; super- + sensual

Related formssu·per·sen·su·al·ism, nounsu·per·sen·su·al·ist, nounsu·per·sen·su·al·is·tic, adjectivesu·per·sen·su·al·i·ty, nounsu·per·sen·su·al·ly, adverb

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Historical Examples

If he looked happy, he looked it in his own supersensual way.
The Creators
May Sinclair
This meditation is the means by which supersensual knowledge is attained.
The Way of Initiation
Rudolf Steiner
This, then, was the type of Madonna, of the supersensual and sublimated Virgins of Cologne!
The Cathedral
Joris-Karl Huysmans
It also helped him to formulate a theoretic explanation of his own supersensual vision.
William Blake
Charles Gardner
Sensual images of various kinds are mixed up in them with supersensual ideas and superstitions.
The Wonders of Life
Ernst Haeckel

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Examples from the Web for supersensual

Historical Examples

If he looked happy, he looked it in his own supersensual way.

This meditation is the means by which supersensual knowledge is attained.

This, then, was the type of Madonna, of the supersensual and sublimated Virgins of Cologne!

It also helped him to formulate a theoretic explanation of his own supersensual vision.

Sensual images of various kinds are mixed up in them with supersensual ideas and superstitions.

Origin of supersensual