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superrational
[ soo-per-rash-uh-nl ]
Other Words From
- super·ration·ali·ty noun
- super·ration·al·ly adverb
Word History and Origins
Origin of superrational1
Example Sentences
"People have not gotten a real sense of what Star Trek fandom is really all about," says Leonard Nimoy, who played Mr. Spock, the superrational, pointy- eared Vulcan on the original series.
Aldous Huxley suggested that the world resembled a head on its side, with the superrational Old World occupying a different sphere from the vacant, dreamy spaces of the collective subconscious of the West.
Strung between the poles of the superrational and the occult, it suffers from disuse and neglect.
For humanism makes an inhuman demand upon the will; it minimizes the force of the subrational and it largely ignores the superrational elements in human experience; it does not answer enough questions.
The religious man is superrational and nobly imaginative as he emphasizes the difference between man and nature.
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