nonphysical

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Translations

nonphysicaladjective
more nonphysical
Comp.
most nonphysical
Super.
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US
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immatérielSe dit de ce qui n’a pas de forme ou de présence physique; peut aussi s’employer dans un sens spirituel ou mental.
The nonphysical aspects of the relationship, such as emotional support and understanding, were what truly mattered to her.
Les aspects immatériels de la relation, comme le soutien émotionnel et la compréhension, étaient ce qui comptait vraiment pour elle.
Additional translations
incorporelPlus soutenu; employé pour insister sur l’absence de corps ou de matérialité.
sans contactDans le domaine du sport ou de l’arbitrage, pour un geste ou une faute n’impliquant pas de contact corporel.
nonphysicalnoun
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Used, chiefly in philosophical or metaphysical contexts, as an uncountable noun meaning ‘that which lacks physical form’.
immatérielEmployé comme nom pour désigner ce qui est immatériel ou dépourvu de substance physique.
Metaphysicians have long debated the existence of the nonphysical.
Les métaphysiciens débattent depuis longtemps de l’existence de l’immatériel.

Definitions

nonphysicaladjective
Not having a physical presence or form; intangible.
The nonphysical aspects of the relationship, such as emotional support and understanding, were what truly mattered to her.
Relating to or involving mental or spiritual rather than physical attributes.
Meditation is a practice that focuses on nonphysical well-being.
Not involving bodily contact or force; noncontact.
The referee called a foul for any nonphysical interference.
nonphysicalnoun
The immaterial or intangible aspect of reality or of something considered; that which lacks physical substance.
Metaphysicians have long debated the existence of the nonphysical.