Astral

Pronunciation: /ˈæstrəl/

Definitions of astral

adjective relating to or resembling the stars, specifically in spirituality or metaphysics

Example Sentences

A1 She had a dream about flying through the astral realm.

A2 The psychic claimed to have the ability to see into the astral plane.

B1 Many people believe in the existence of astral projection.

B2 The novel described a journey through the astral dimensions.

C1 The meditation retreat focused on exploring the depths of the astral world.

C2 The scientist conducted research on the phenomenon of astral travel.

Examples of astral in a Sentence

formal Many believe that the astral plane is a realm of existence beyond the physical world.

informal I had a dream where I was floating in the astral realm.

slang Dude, I swear I saw some crazy astral projections last night.

figurative Her mind was in an astral state, completely detached from reality.

Grammatical Forms of astral

• past tense: astraled
• plural: astrals
• comparative: more astral
• superlative: most astral
• present tense: astral
• future tense: will astral
• perfect tense: have astraled
• continuous tense: am astraling
• singular: astral
• positive degree: astral
• infinitive: to astral
• gerund: astraling
• participle: astraling

Origin and Evolution of astral

First Known Use: 1601 year

Language of Origin: Latin

Story behind the word: The word 'astral' originated from the Latin word 'astralis', which means 'pertaining to the stars'.

Evolution of the word: Originally used in astrology to describe the influence of the stars on human affairs, the term 'astral' has evolved to also refer to the spiritual or immaterial realm beyond the physical world.