extranoematic

English

Etymology

Extranoematic is derived from the Ancient Greek νόημα (noēma, “thought, idea”), coupled with the common Latin prefix extra- meaning "outside of".

Adjective

extranoematic (comparative more extranoematic, superlative most extranoematic)

1. (rare) A process that occurs outside of the confines of human thought.

Usage notes

Extranoematic is very infrequently used in modern English.

References

• Oxford English Dictionary Entry for Noematic