mystic

• Relatif aux mystères ou au surnaturel ; possédant une qualité spirituelle ou magique qui dépasse la compréhension ordinaire.

Relating to mysteries or the supernatural; having a spiritual or magical quality that is beyond ordinary understanding.

1. Hidden or mysteriousB2formal

   Having a meaning or quality that is not obvious to the senses or intellect; beyond ordinary comprehension.

   mystique (sens caché)

   • The ancient ritual had a mystic significance that few understood.
   • She spoke of mystic visions that revealed hidden truths.
   • The forest had a mystic quality, as if it held ancient secrets.

   Synonymesabstrusearcanecrypticenigmaticesotericinscrutablemysteriousoccultreconditesecret

   Antonymesapparentclearevidentmanifestobviousplain

2. Relating to mysticismB2formal

   Connected with or characteristic of mysticism, a spiritual practice seeking direct union with the divine.

   mystique (relatif au mysticisme)

   • The mystic traditions of the East have influenced many Western thinkers.
   • He wrote extensively about mystic experiences and spiritual enlightenment.
   • The mystic path often involves meditation and contemplation.

   Synonymesesotericmysticalnuminousspiritualtranscendental

3. B2formal

   Relating to or resembling a spiritual or supernatural realm beyond ordinary reality.

   Mystique (sens spirituel ou surnaturel)

   • The mystic aura of the temple attracted pilgrims from afar.
   • She claimed to have mystic powers of healing.
   • The poem describes a mystic journey into the soul.

   Synonymesesotericmetaphysicalmysticalnuminousoccultotherworldlypreternaturalspiritualsupernaturaltranscendent

• Personne qui cherche ou croit en l'existence de réalités au-delà de la compréhension humaine ordinaire, souvent par des pratiques spirituelles ou contemplatives.

A person who seeks or believes in the existence of realities beyond ordinary human comprehension, often through spiritual or contemplative practices.

1. Spiritual seekerB2formal

   A person who seeks direct, personal experience of a divine or ultimate reality, often through meditation or contemplation.

   Mystique (chercheur spirituel)

   • The mystic spent years in solitude, seeking enlightenment.
   • Many ancient mystics wrote about their visions and insights.
   • She is considered a modern mystic because of her deep spiritual practices.

   Synonymescontemplativeseekervisionary