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extramundane

[ek-struh-muhn-deyn, -muhn-deyn] / ˌɛk strə mʌnˈdeɪn, -ˈmʌn deɪn /


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Jaime Maussan, Mexico’s leading chronicler of UFO sightings and other supernatural events allowed that southern Tamaulipas was a hotbed of extramundane activity, but said he and his team of researchers were previously unaware of Amupac.

From The Guardian Jul. 17, 2020

He said his goal was to find extramundane metaphors to depict the emotional roller coaster involved in 21st century dating.

From Reuters Jan. 14, 2015

For lack of precise facts, some guessers have placed life, with meteors, sunshine, starshine and cosmic rays, as an extramundane intrusion.

From Time Magazine Archive

No mediaeval man would ever have admitted that he conceived nature to be other than the creation of an extramundane God, destined to glorify its creator and to please the eye of man.

From Unitarianism in America by Cooke, George Willis

The Evangelical party has remained down to the present day non-political, and in its own estimation extramundane, taking part in the affairs of the nation only when some religious object was directly in view.

From Cowper by Smith, Goldwin




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