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otherworldly

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


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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

Some rayographs, in which simple things—gears, tools, eggs, ferns, glass, cloth—magically transform, are otherworldly.

From The Wall Street Journal

There’s something enchanting about candlelight—something uncanny and otherworldly.

From The Wall Street Journal

The result was otherworldly, but also rooted in a sound associated with riding the Southern California waves.

From Los Angeles Times

Based on the manga by Mokumokuren, the fantasy horror series probes what happens when a rural teen named Hikaru is fatally injured . . . but then returns when an otherworldly being possesses his corpse and memories.

From Salon