Glossary entry (derived from question below)
Spanish term or phrase:
sobreactualmente
English translation:
superactually
Added to glossary by
Evan Tomlinson
Jan 8, 2016 21:41
8 yrs ago
Spanish term
sobreactualmente
Spanish to English
Social Sciences
Philosophy
The context for the word is as follows:
"Así pues, el acto de perdón, una muestra de gratitud y el acto de prometer son reveladores esenciales del donar que caracteriza en su ser a la persona. Por ello, la donación no es un acto separable del ser personal, sino que lo acompaña *sobreactualmente* – en expresión de Hildebrand – en sus distintas manifestaciones, como las expuestas"
It is from an article entitled "Philosophy of Love and Gift", with the author writing generally within the tradition of continental philosophy. I don't find useful pages employing this word on Google.
"Así pues, el acto de perdón, una muestra de gratitud y el acto de prometer son reveladores esenciales del donar que caracteriza en su ser a la persona. Por ello, la donación no es un acto separable del ser personal, sino que lo acompaña *sobreactualmente* – en expresión de Hildebrand – en sus distintas manifestaciones, como las expuestas"
It is from an article entitled "Philosophy of Love and Gift", with the author writing generally within the tradition of continental philosophy. I don't find useful pages employing this word on Google.
Proposed translations
(English)
5 +8 | superactually | Thomas Edmond Mosley |
3 +1 | ethereally | Andrew Bramhall |
4 | invisibly | neilmac |
Proposed translations
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superactually
"Superactual" is a term used by Hildebrand.
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6 mins
ethereally
...above and beyond the here and now, somewhere in the ether, gossamer like and hard to pin down , apparently not of this world,...
Peer comment(s):
agree |
neilmac
: Too bad Hildebrand felt he had to make up a term... I think "invisibly" might also work...
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11 hrs
invisibly
It follows you around sort of like a ghost... or BO... :-)
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