noegenetic

/noʊɪˈdʒɛnɛtɪk/

Definitions

1. adjective

relating to or denoting a supposed higher or more fundamental form of knowledge or understanding that is not derived from the senses but is instead innate.

“The philosopher’s noegenetic theory challenged traditional notions of perception and reality.”

2. noun

the supposed innate faculty or power of knowing or understanding

“In his treatise, he discussed the nature of the noegenetic faculty and its role in human cognition.”

Synonyms

  • innate
  • intuitive

Antonyms

  • empirical
  • sensory