The metaphysical possibility
Example: The metaphysical possibility of time travel challenges our understanding of reality.
Definition
"The metaphysical possibility" refers to the concept in philosophy that something could exist or occur in a way that is logically consistent and conceivable, even if it is not physically or empirically possible. It explores what could be true beyond physical limitations.
Etymology
The phrase "the metaphysical possibility" combines 'metaphysical,' derived from the Greek 'meta' meaning 'beyond' and 'physika' meaning 'physical things,' with 'possibility,' from Latin 'possibilitas,' meaning 'capability of being done.' Together, it points to possibilities that transcend physical reality.
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"The metaphysical possibility" appears in the Vocaplus list "English - Philosophy - (C2) - set 1", containing 120 commonly used words.
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