Of or pertaining to a mental process which occurs only as an incidental effect of electrical or chemical activity in the brain or nervous system.(adjective)
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Use "epiphenomenal" in a sentence
"One of the most far-fetched essays, and one which is clearly carried away by what I earlier called the epiphenomenal aspects of Dorothy’s work, is Matthew R. Smith’s, which argues that “The Catholic Worker Movement is a form of liberation theology.”"
"All that we are allowed to see may well be epiphenomenal -- the real running of the country is done in secret and often in violation of fundamental constitutional principles, couched behind the banner of national security."
"This list is, in the most thorough way possible, epiphenomenal."