| ANTEMUNDANE | • antemundane adj. Being or occurring prior to the creation of the world. • ANTEMUNDANE adj. (archaic) before the creation of the world. |
| BARRAMUNDA | • barramunda n. Neoceratodus forsteri, the Queensland lungfish. • BARRAMUNDA n. (Native Australian) an Australian river-fish, also BARRAMUNDI, BURRAMUNDI. |
| BARRAMUNDAS | • barramundas n. Plural of barramunda. • BARRAMUNDA n. (Native Australian) an Australian river-fish, also BARRAMUNDI, BURRAMUNDI. |
| EXTRAMUNDANE | • extramundane adj. Beyond mundane, beyond ordinary. • extramundane adj. Extraterrestrial; occurring or originating outside of the Earth. • EXTRAMUNDANE adj. beyond the known universe. |
| INTERMUNDANE | • intermundane adj. Between worlds or planets. • INTERMUNDANE adj. between worlds. |
| INTRAMUNDANE | • intramundane adj. Within the material world. • INTRAMUNDANE adj. within the world. |
| MUNDANE | • mundane adj. Worldly, earthly, profane, vulgar as opposed to heavenly. • mundane adj. Pertaining to the Universe, cosmos or physical reality, as opposed to the spiritual world. • mundane adj. Ordinary; not new. |
| MUNDANELY | • mundanely adv. In a mundane manner. • mundanely adv. In a worldly manner. • MUNDANE adv. ordinary, banal. |
| MUNDANENESS | • mundaneness n. The characteristic of being mundane; ordinariness; worldliness. • MUNDANENESS n. the state of being mundane. |
| MUNDANENESSES | • mundanenesses n. Plural of mundaneness. • MUNDANENESS n. the state of being mundane. |
| MUNDANER | • mundaner adj. Comparative form of mundane: more mundane. • MUNDANE adj. ordinary, banal. |
| MUNDANEST | • mundanest adj. Superlative form of mundane: most mundane. • MUNDANE adj. ordinary, banal. |
| MUNDANITIES | • mundanities n. Plural of mundanity. • MUNDANITY n. worldliness. |
| MUNDANITY | • mundanity n. Mundaneness; the characteristic of being mundane. • MUNDANITY n. worldliness. |
| OSMUNDA | • osmunda n. (Botany) A fern of the genus Osmunda, especially the royal fern, Osmunda regalis. • Osmunda prop.n. A taxonomic genus within the family Osmundaceae – flowering fern, including the royal ferns. • OSMUNDA n. any fern of the genus Osmunda, that includes royal fern, also OSMUND. |
| OSMUNDAS | • osmundas n. Plural of osmunda. • OSMUNDA n. any fern of the genus Osmunda, that includes royal fern, also OSMUND. |
| SUPERMUNDANE | • supermundane adj. Above or beyond the mundane. • SUPERMUNDANE adj. above worldly things. |
| SUPRAMUNDANE | • supramundane adj. Above or beyond the mundane. • SUPRAMUNDANE adj. above or beyond this world. |
| TRANSMUNDANE | • transmundane adj. Occurring beyond the physical world. • TRANSMUNDANE adj. not belonging to this world, out of, beyond, this world. |
| ULTRAMUNDANE | • ultramundane adj. Extraordinary; abnormal. • ultramundane adj. Extraterrestrial; outside of earth or the universe. • ULTRAMUNDANE adj. situated beyond the world, or beyond the limits of the solar system. |