Ultramarine, ul-tra-ma-rēn′, adj. situated beyond the sea.—n. the most beautiful and durable sky-blue colour, so called either from its intense blue, or from the lapis lazuli, from which it is made, being brought from Asia, beyond the sea.
Ultramontane, ul-tra-mon′tān, adj. being beyond the mountains (i.e. the Alps): originally used in Italy of the French, Germans, &c.; afterwards applied by the northern nations to the Italians, hence its present meaning—viz. holding or denoting extreme views as to the Pope's rights and supremacy.—ns. Ultramon′tanism, ultramontane or extreme views as to the Pope's rights; Ultramon′tanist, one who holds to ultramontanism. [L. ultra, beyond, montanus—mons, montis, a mountain.]
Ultramundane, ul-tra-mun′dān, adj. being beyond the world, or beyond the limits of our system.
Ultra-protestant, ul′tra-prot′es-tant, n. a supporter of extreme Protestant views.—Also adj.
Ultra-religious, ul′tra-re-lij′us, adj. excessively religious.
Ultra-sensual, ul′tra-sen′sū-al, adj. beyond the range or reach of the senses.
Ultra-tropical, ul′tra-trop′ik-al, adj. situated beyond the tropics: warmer than the tropics.
Ultra-virtuous, ul′tra-vėr′tū-us, adj. prudish.
Ultroneous, ul-trō′nē-us, adj. spontaneous, voluntary.—adv. Ultrō′neously.—n. Ultrō′neousness. [L. ultro, spontaneously.]
Ululant, ul′ū-lant, adj. howling.—v.i. Ul′ulāte, to hoot or screech.—n. Ululā′tion, howling, wailing. [L. ululāre, to hoot.]