1. existing or occurring outside of time; not subject to temporal limitations
Usage: formal; philosophical

Examples

• The philosopher argued that mathematical truths are atemporal.
• Religious concepts often describe divine beings as atemporal entities.
• The artist sought to create an atemporal work that would transcend any particular era.
• In physics, some theories propose atemporal dimensions beyond our normal experience.
• The meditation aimed to achieve an atemporal state of consciousness.
• Critics praised the novel’s atemporal quality that made it relevant across generations.