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otherworld
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/ˈʌðəwɜːld/
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/ˈʌðərwɜrld/
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otherworld
noun
otherworlds
pl
UK
/ˈʌðəwɜːld/
US
/ˈʌðɚwɝld/
autre monde
Sens général pour un monde distinct de la réalité ordinaire; emploi littéraire.
In the story, the heroes enter an otherworld through a hidden gate.
Dans l’histoire, les héros entrent dans un autre monde par une porte cachée.
Additional translations
au-delà
Spécifiquement pour le monde des morts ou l’au-delà.
Synonyms
afterlife
beyond
hereafter
spiritual realm
netherworld
otherworld
adjective
more otherworld
Comp.
most otherworld
Super.
UK
/ˈʌðəwɜːld/
US
/ˈʌðərwɜrld/
surnaturel
Sens littéraire ou descriptif, pour ce qui relève d’un monde non physique.
The poem has an otherworld atmosphere.
Le poème a une atmosphère surnaturelle.
Additional translations
mystique
Registre littéraire; accent sur le caractère spirituel ou irréel.
Synonyms
otherworldly
unearthly
ethereal
supernatural
mystical
transcendent
celestial
heavenly
numinous
spiritual
ghostly
dreamlike
fairy-like
phantasmagorical
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otherworld
noun
A realm or place that is different from the known world, often associated with the afterlife or a supernatural dimension.
In many mythologies, the otherworld is a place where spirits reside after death.
A realm of imagination or fantasy, distinct from reality.
The novel transports readers to an otherworld filled with magical creatures and enchanted forests.
otherworld
adjective
Relating to or characteristic of a world other than the physical one; supernatural or mystical.
Ancient folklore is filled with tales of otherworld rituals and beings.
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