hyperexistent

Adjective

1. Superexistent.
   • Existence is of various degrees: God is truly hyperexistent, the principle of existence. On the other hand, abstract categories are less truly existent than certain other objects. It is in a hierarchy of reality that...
   • Here the Dionysian vocabulary is convoluted and abstract (“the Transcendent One in a transcending way” is literally “the hyperexistent hyperexistently”) and yet also personal and participatory, for the point is “to...
   • Popularly and sociologically, "many people" can be hypostatized as a hyperexistent entity. John Locke provided an early statement of this idea, describing society as "made up of many particular substances considered...