Wiktionary
a. 1 (context science fiction English) Relating to a dimension other than those of the normal three-dimensional world 2 (context statistics English) Applicable to multiple dimensionality; Having components or subspaces of different dimension
Usage examples of "transdimensional".
Harding was talking into the transdimensional communicator mounted beside the shuttle.
If he and the ship were expanding the wave length of light would diminish in proportion to the increasing size of the retinas of his eyes and the scanner plates of the transdimensional viewscreens: would become shorter and go into the ultraviolet.
None of those shocks were as transformative as Transdimensional Extended Projection technology, a.
Timekeeping devices on a transdimensional flight always had to be reset later.
But we thought it wise to assume it used the only fuel we knew of that made entry into transdimensional space possible: antimatter.
The return from transdimensional to planar space was always the most critical direction, and this was the maneuver they now had to undertake.
I did a sort of transdimensional fast spin and right there caught a glimpse of the prime suspect, Soulcatcher, kneeling over some array of sorcerous objects near a fire somewhere in the gorsy approaches to Charandaprash.
I mean, because, you see, it exceeds imagining, it is beyond your imagining -- even when you're looking at it, you attempt to pour the salutary waters of description over these transdimensional objects and it runs, language runs off them like water off a duck's back.