Opposed to or contrary to the laws and principles of physics and nature.
From antiphysic + -al suffix. The Greek root physis (nature) combined with anti- (against) creates a formal adjective describing what violates natural law.
The -al ending transforms the concept into an adjective ready for formal debate—Renaissance philosophers loved asking whether God's actions could be 'antiphysical,' essentially asking if divinity could override nature itself.
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