otherworldy

English

Etymology

From otherworld +‎ -y, or an error for otherworldly.

Adjective

otherworldy (comparative more otherworldy, superlative most otherworldy)

1. Synonym of otherworldly
   • 2007 September 16, Charles Mcgrath, “Mother Nature’s Restless Sons”, in New York Times‎^[1]:

     The place, 22 miles from the nearest road, is apt to become a full-fledged tourist attraction after the opening on Friday of “Into the Wild,” a deeply affecting movie version of the Krakauer book, with cinematography so beautiful it makes the Alaskan landscape seem seductively otherworldy.

Related terms

• otherworldly