Translations for „other-worldliness“ in the English » German Dictionary

oth·er-ˈworld·li·ness N no pl

1. other-worldliness (of an immaterial world):

other-worldliness

Jenseitigkeit f

other-worldliness

Außerweltlichkeit f

2. other-worldliness (unworldliness):

other-worldliness

Weltfremdheit f

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

Values involve a rank-ordering of things, and so are inseparable from approval and disapproval; yet it was dissatisfaction that prompted men to seek refuge in other-worldliness and embrace other-worldly values.

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If other-worldliness is your look of choice, then this is the plant to group in a gravel garden or to show off in a sculptural pot.

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Criticise the unnecessary complexity and other-worldliness.

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That combination of other-worldliness and normality fascinates those of us who don't attend seven services a day followed by further hours lost in spiritual reading and thought.

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The sense of peace and other-worldliness was immense.

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The culture clash and other-worldliness of the country reminded them that there was more to music than the mainstream.

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Part of other-worldliness, then, was the abnegation and mortification of the body, or asceticism.

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When she speaks, the text in the novel appears differently, highlighting her other-worldliness.

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The sense of other-worldliness perfectly fits his character.

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Instead, the other-worldliness of the novel is created entirely by the dreams and delusions of its protagonists.

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