otherworldly

Modifies a noun

• atmosphere: He explored aspects of the English countryside which evoked a strange, otherworldly atmosphere.
• landscape: Five hundred million years ago the ground gradually collapsed due to seismic shifting, creating the otherworldly landscape seen today.
• being: The otherworldly beings who appear in medieval chronicles are a varied lot.
• place: I had cycled through the Long Green, a strange, otherworldly place.
• creature: The Pub is your first port of call, where you meet a bunch of otherworldly creatures trying to form a clan.
• music: Heaton provides a velvety line to Scelsi's otherworldly music.

Modifying Another Word

• almost: Moreover, the whole performance was permeated with a sense of spiritual, almost otherworldly beauty.
• very: He's totally focussed on learning to be a celestial agent, tho, which can make him seem very otherworldly and distant.
• slightly: Dan's slightly otherworldly show is a place to come and lose yourself from the crowds.
• truly: The vocals are truly otherworldly, so quiet and out into space - you really couldn't even begin to pretend to imagine them.

Used with adjective complement

• look: They thought they simply looked too otherworldly to be true.
• seem: The long curved lake in the valley bottom seems otherworldly in the twilight.