1. of or relating to pataphysics; concerned with the science of imaginary solutions or the laws governing exceptions to natural laws
Usage: literary; avant-garde; derived from the French literary movement founded by Alfred Jarry

Examples

• The artist's pataphysical approach to sculpture challenged conventional notions of form and meaning.
• His pataphysical humor relied on logical absurdities and impossible scenarios.
• The novel employed pataphysical logic to explore the boundaries between reality and imagination.
• She appreciated the pataphysical wit in the experimental theater production.
• The pataphysical framework allowed the writer to examine everyday objects as if they possessed hidden significance.