Crossword-Solution: EXTRAMUNDANE
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| Word | Word Type | Definition |
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| Extramundane | a. | Beyond the material world. |
We have 15 clues for the answer “EXTRAMUNDANE”
| Clue | Answers |
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| OUTSIDE of our world | 1 answer |
| WORLD outside ours | 1 answer |
| beyond the known universe | 1 answer |
| without mass | 3 answers |
| ASOMATOUS | 8 answers |
| discarnate | 9 answers |
| disembodied | 14 answers |
| Not of this world | 17 answers |
| extraneous | 38 answers |
| Hallowed | 47 answers |
| Ghostly | 48 answers |
| immaterial | 55 answers |
| DIVINE ___ | 75 answers |
| Supernatural | 85 answers |
| Holy | 96 answers |
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Hint 1 meaning
One who, or that which, eats.
Hint 2 anagram
EERTA
Hint 3 another clue
greedy person
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Sentences with EXTRAMUNDANE (5)
The opposition of the materialists is absolutely intelligent since it is clear that any man who has spent his life in saying "No" to all extramundane forces is, indeed, in a pitiable position when, after many years, he has to recognise that his whole philosophy is built upon sand and that "Yes" was the answer from the beginning.
Such a representation, if it diminishes the grandeur of the universe accessible to sense, exalts that of the supersensual and extramundane regions where the action takes its birth, and where Milton's gigantic imagination is most perfectly at home.
Being rather curious to discover who, in this extramundane place, had learnt to sing with so much taste, we followed the direction of the sound, till we came upon a party sitting under the shade of a tent, and, like ourselves, enjoying the cool of the evening; on perceiving us, some of them came forward, and the satisfaction was mutual when we recognised one another as old acquaintances.
Spencer, therefore, in accounting for the origin of the universe and all its phenomena, physical, vital, and mental, rejects Theism, or the doctrine of a personal God, who is extramundane as well as antemundane, the creator and governor of all things; he rejects Pantheism, which makes the finite the existence-form of the Infinite; he rejects Atheism, which he understands to be the doctrine of the eternity and self-existence of matter and force.
The whole history of Christ, not in the details of His earthly life, but in the great features of his redemptive journey from heaven to earth and from earth back to heaven again, as seen from the extramundane standpoint of these Epistles, is a series of examples to be copied by Christians in their daily conduct.