transdiurnaladj.
/trɑːnzdʌɪˈəːnəl//tranzdʌɪˈəːnəl//trɑːnsdʌɪˈəːnəl//transdʌɪˈəːnəl/ That is beyond the confines of day.Apparently an isolated use.
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the world > matter > light > darkness or absence of light > [adjective]
blinda1000
darkOE
lightlessOE
murkOE
therka1325
murkfula1400
unsheena1400
tenebrousc1420
tenebrose1490
tenebrate1492
sable?a1513
unlightsome1574
tenebrious1594
blindfold1601
Stygian1602
dayless1657
unenlightened1662
darklinga1718
rayless1727
tenebrific1786
twinkless1830
transdiurnal1848
glimmerless1889
gleamless1891
unlightened1896
1848 J. R. Lowell Fable for Critics (ed. 2) 594 C[arlyle] shows you how every-day matters unite With the dim transdiurnal recesses of night,—While E[merson] in a plain, preternatural way, Makes mysteries matters of mere every day.
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- evil engine
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- evil eye
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- evil foot
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