mistic
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Having a quiet, spiritual feeling that seems full of secret meaning
- adjective
- /ˈmɪstɪk/
- Archaic
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místico
- She described her dreams as deeply mistic, filled with symbols and hidden meanings.
Examples
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Many people find mistic experiences to be deeply transformative.
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The old temple had a mistic quality that inspired awe in every visitor.
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In ancient texts, the word mistic often appears to describe spiritual experiences.
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The mistic rituals of the ancient tribe fascinated the researchers.
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The old temple had a mistic quality that inspired awe in every visitor.
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She described her dreams as deeply mistic, filled with symbols and hidden meanings.
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In ancient texts, the word mistic often appears to describe spiritual experiences.
Synonyms
How Mystical
Surface Forms
mistic positive
Etymology
Mistic is an old or variant form of mystic and comes from the same root as mystery, which points to something 'secret' or 'hidden'. So, something described as mistic feels spiritual, quiet, and hard to explain.