metethereal

English

Etymology

From meta- +‎ ethereal.

Adjective

metethereal (not comparable)

1. (spiritualism) Lying beyond the ether; spiritual, transcendent.
   • 1904, Viscount [Richard] Haldane, The Pathway to Reality, London: John Murray, page 583:

     But for our minds there must needs be 'a critical point' in any such imagined continuity; so that the world where life and thought are carried on apart from matter, must certainly rank again as a new, a metethereal environment.

References

• “metethereal, adj.”, in OED Online ⁠, Oxford, Oxfordshire: Oxford University Press, launched 2000.