supermundane
adjective
su·per·mundane
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: transcending the earthly : divine, celestial, supernatural
supermundane idealism
A. L. Locke
A. L. Lockesome supermundane urge … for liberty, for happiness, for truth Biosophical Review
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Word History
Etymology
Late Latin supermundanus, from Latin super- + mundus world + -anus -an
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