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supraˈsensuous, a. (n.)
= supersensuous. Also absol. with the.
1866Westcott Ess. i. (1891) 2 An inherent communion with a divine and suprasensuous world. 1902Pop. Sci. Monthly Apr. 519 The scientist often has recourse to the suprasensuous. 1947A. Einstein Music in Romantic Era iii. xviii. 340 An idea which then led to the assertion that true, ideal music is not heard at all, but in non-sensuous and suprasensuous. 1957J. I. M. Stewart Use of Riches 41 He knew why this picture was neither better nor worse than the Maremma or the La Verna... Brilliantly sensuous, it was yet suprasensuous. |