ultramundane

English

Etymology

Latin ultra + mundanus.

Adjective

ultramundane (not comparable)

extraordinary; abnormal
extraterrestrial; outside of earth or the universe
- 1959 January, Rudolf Lipschitz, “Correspondence”, in Annals of Mathematics, volume 69, number 1, JSTOR 1970102, pages 247-251:
  We have received the following letter, purporting to come from an ultramundane correspondent:

Latin

Adjective

ultrāmundāne

vocative masculine singular of ultrāmundānus

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