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spiritual

Definition for spiritual

adjective as in religious, otherworldly

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Millions flock to Bali every year in search of the spiritual Shangri-La promised in the noughties memoir and film Eat, Pray, Love.

From BBC

Together, these acts cast his death in religious terms: It wasn’t just a political assassination – it was a moment of spiritual significance.

From Salon

I think he’s one of the most underrated spiritual voices in the city, and he’s a pastor who wears Js, so that’s just kind of cool in itself to get the word like that.

She’d been given the word “scam” and started a spiritual movement with it.

Combine “There Will Be Blood’s” voracious oil baron and “The Master’s” manipulative spiritual guru with this movie’s America-first nativists and you have Anderson’s unholy trinity of characters who have corrupted our founders’ ideals.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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