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otherworldly

[uhth-er-wurld-lee] / ˈʌð ərˈwɜrld li /


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In solo performances, Mr. Taborn sometimes dissolves his music into glorious and otherworldly overtones without losing its momentum.

From The Wall Street Journal

This show focuses on his photographs, taken with rapidly improving Polaroid technology, that document himself and his space and were often manipulated to create otherworldly images of his domestic life.

From The Wall Street Journal

Ms. Snider’s distinctive compositional voice finds the otherworldly in the day-to-day.

From The Wall Street Journal

This book had made its way into my hands now with otherworldly timing, and into the room in the rental house where I work.

From Los Angeles Times

As Martin, Charles stiffens himself and keeps his facial expressions generally between neutral and annoyed, though he’s softer than Clunes, less a prisoner of his own body, less abrasive, less otherworldly.

From Los Angeles Times