antimetaphysical

English

Etymology

From anti- +‎ metaphysical.

Adjective

antimetaphysical (comparative more antimetaphysical, superlative most antimetaphysical)

1. (philosophy) Opposed to the classical Greek or religious metaphysics.
   • 2007, Paul Reid-Bowen, Goddess as nature: towards a philosophical thealogy, page 42:

     There are, I contend, a number of reasons why Goddess feminists may be considered to be antimetaphysical in their attitude to the world […]

Derived terms

• antimetaphysically

Translations

opposed to metaphysics

• Greek: αντιμεταφυσίτης (antimetafysítis), αντιμεταφυσικός (el) (antimetafysikós)
• Portuguese: antimetafísico