spiritualistic

Antonyms for spiritualistic

Word Origin & History

1796, "advocacy of a spiritual view," from spiritual + -ism. Table-rapping sense is from 1853.

He had never attended a spiritualistic séance and had no intention of doing so.

It appeals to me as no spiritualistic performance has ever done.

Well, spiritualistic, mediumistic, and supernatural phenomena in general.

The opposition to spiritualistic teachings has its good and healthy side.

I had found most "spiritualistic" teaching to be purely Theistic.

She was performing, in fact, a sort of spiritualistic "Excelsior."

See also Professor Lombroso on “spiritualistic” phenomena, p. 396.

She is said not to take part any longer in spiritualistic sances.

There was a good deal of spiritualistic literature of the better sort.

"He went to a spiritualistic sance this afternoon," he said presently.