The strange world of the Byzantine Empire had an art type all its own—intellectualized, otherworldly (Newsweek).
The sound above is rather otherworldly (New Yorker).
Useful english dictionary. 2012.
oth|er|world — «UHTH uhr WURLD», noun, or other world, the life to come; life after death … Useful english dictionary
oth|er|world|li|ness — «UHTH uhr WURLD lee nihs», noun. the quality of being otherworldly … Useful english dictionary
oth·er·world·ly — … Useful english dictionary
oth´er-di|rect´ed|ness — oth|er di|rect|ed «UHTH uhr duh REHK tihd, dy », adjective, noun. –adj. conforming to the practices, ideas, or expectations of one s group or society rather than following personal convictions; practicing conformity: »Your intransigence in this… … Useful english dictionary
oth|er-di|rect|ed — «UHTH uhr duh REHK tihd, dy », adjective, noun. –adj. conforming to the practices, ideas, or expectations of one s group or society rather than following personal convictions; practicing conformity: »Your intransigence in this other directed… … Useful english dictionary
other world — oth′er world′ n. the world after death; the next world • Etymology: 1150–1200 … From formal English to slang
Kabargin Oth Group — Infobox Mountain Name=Kabargin Oth Group Photo= Caption= Elevation=3,650 metres (11,975 feet) Location=Georgia Range=Caucasus Mountains Prominence = Coordinates = coord|42.55|N|44.00|E|type:mountain Topographic Type=Cinder cones Age= Last… … Wikipedia
otherworldly — oth•er•world•ly [[t]ˈʌð ərˈwɜrld li[/t]] adj. concerned with the world of imagination or the world to come • Etymology: 1870 oth′er•world′li•ness, n … From formal English to slang
otherworldly — oth|er|world|ly [ ,ʌðər wɜrldli ] adjective seeming to belong in a spiritual or imaginary world rather than the real world … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
otherworld — oth·er·world (ŭthʹər wûrld ) n. A world or existence beyond earthly reality. * * * … Universalium
