Without earth; not of the earth; spiritual or immaterial.
From 'earth' plus the negative suffix '-less' (lacking or without). Implies transcendence from physical or material earthly concerns.
Philosophers use 'earthless' to describe purely abstract or spiritual realms—yet it reveals an interesting bias in English where 'less' is often associated with loss, when transcendence might be considered abundance.
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