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mystical

[mis-ti-kuhl] / ˈmɪs tɪ kəl /


Example Sentences

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For Stevanovic, although his initial inspiration was the spiritual practices of Tibetan monks, the general appeal of icy plunges is a little less mystical -- overwhelming shock of "extreme cold".

From Barron's

As we swam on, it struck me how we humans always found things mystical till we could explain them.

From Literature

Aleys already has a strong mystical bent, and after some time in the Begijnhof, she supposedly cures a young boy’s illness.

From Los Angeles Times

The show portrays an artist driven by an omnivorous restlessness, forever chasing and endeavoring to synthesize various artistic influences and mystical belief systems.

From The Wall Street Journal

He “has mystical tendencies, no common sense, and a Wagnerian taste for heroics and death. He was born loaded with vanities and has developed megalomania as his final decoration.”

From The Wall Street Journal