1. plural of numinousness; the quality or state of being numinous; a sense of spiritual presence, mystery, or divine power
Usage: formal; often used in literary or philosophical contexts

Examples

• The cathedral's architecture evoked multiple numinousnesses that moved visitors to contemplation.
• Different religions recognize distinct numinousnesses in their sacred spaces and rituals.
• The poet explored various numinousnesses present in nature and human experience.
• Ancient cultures attributed numinousnesses to natural phenomena like storms and celestial events.
• The artist sought to capture the numinousnesses of the spiritual realm in her paintings.