unspatial

English

Etymology

From un- +‎ spatial.

Adjective

unspatial (comparative more unspatial, superlative most unspatial)

1. Not spatial; not extending into physical space.
   • 1899, Boston Symphony Orchestra, Programme, page 15:

     The argument from this is that, as music is essentially unspatial, the more we eliminate elements of spatiality from our relations to it, from our consciousness while enjoying it, the more do we get its essence in a pure, unalloyed condition.

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