ethereal1ty

[Eng. ethereal; -ity.] The state or quality of being ethereal; ethe realism. "Fire, energy, ethereality, have departed."- Lytton : Pelham, ch. lxxiii. e-thër-e-al-ize, v. t. [Eng. ethereal; -ize.] 1. Lit.: To convert into ether. 2. Fig .: To render more spiritual, or refined. e-thër-e-al-ly, adv. [Eng. ethereal; -ly.] In an ethereal manner. e-thër-e-al-ne , s . [English ethereal ; -ne .] The same as ETHEREALITY (q. v.). *ē-thër-ě-ous, a. [Lat. æthere us .] Ethereal. "Behold the bright surface Of this ethereous mold, whereon we stand." Milton: P. L. , vi. 473.