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- adj. With a quality unlike those normal to everyday life, or outside typical human experience.
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Examples
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Even the black-and-white archival photo on the cover (featuring an eerie/beautiful photo of a young girl who looks like she could be Millan 100 years ago) conjures an otherworldy presence.
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The lack of any scoring created an almost otherworldy tension.
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And they often remember that and so retain a connection to us otherworldy types.
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A spellbinding tale filled with worldly and otherworldy desires that, quite simply, mesmerizes.
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Meanwhile, The New York Times will have to rewrite their recent Namibian travelogue to include this “dazzling geological display” and “otherworldy landscape.”
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When the paranormal raises its otherworldy head in New York City, the Department of Extraordinary Affairs executes a flawless, stick-the-landing smackdown.
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I love, love, love that Edgeworthia bud and, yes, worthy of otherworldy pursuits.
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If you woke up one morning and discovered you were now a ghoulish otherworldy creature, what kind of ghoulish otherworldly creature would you be? a. Zombie
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This particular owl, being both cowled and cosmonautical, has otherworldy resonances yet has the pathos of a victim face down on the side of a road.
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Nonetheless, on a “otherworldy” contemplative level: it does make human sexuality seem incredibly monistic and vulgarly materialistic.
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