supernal

• Even if they had shown a pristine 35 print on 40-foot-high silver using a brand-new bulb, it wouldn't have looked "supernal" in the least. —  In The Company Of Glenn
• For similar reasons, most people, especially most who believe in Heaven, also consider Heaven, or whatever, as a special kind of supernal real estate, as Owen Gingerich, author of the foreword to a recent English edition of Johannes Kepler's —  LaRouche's Latest
• The writers would have us think of joy not as a supernal hinge, but as a pottle of hay, hung by a crafty creator before humanity's asinine nose. —  The Joyful Heart
• The second stage is zootheism; within it the powers of animate forms are exaggerated and amplified into the realm of the supernal, and certain animals are deified. —  The Siouan Indians
• This firm belief has left its impress on language in the names devised to express the supernal, the spiritual world. —  The Myths of the New World A Treatise on the Symbolism and Mythology of the Red Race of America

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