mystical

• Qui se rapporte au mystique ou au spirituel, souvent en lien avec une expérience directe du divin ou du sacré. Qui est empreint de mystère, de merveilleux ou d'une dimension spirituelle profonde, difficile à expliquer rationnellement.

Relating to or having a spiritual or supernatural quality that is beyond ordinary human understanding.

1. Relating to mysticismB2formal

   Connected with the spiritual practice of mysticism, involving direct communion with a divine or transcendent reality.

   mystique

   • The monk described his mystical experiences during meditation.
   • Many ancient texts explore mystical traditions and practices.
   • She felt a deep, mystical connection to the universe.

   Synonymesesotericmysticnuminoustranscendental

   Antonymesempiricalmaterialisticmundanepragmaticrationalscientificsecular

2. Resembling mysticismB2formal

   Having qualities or characteristics that are similar to those found in mysticism, such as a sense of wonder or hidden meaning.

   qui ressemble au mysticisme

   • The forest had a mystical quality in the fog.
   • His paintings often have a mystical, dreamlike atmosphere.
   • The old legend was filled with mystical creatures and events.

   Synonymesarcaneesotericineffablemysteriousnuminousoccultotherworldlysupernaturaltranscendentalunearthly

   Antonymesconcreteliteralmundaneordinary

3. Beyond ordinary understandingC1formal

   Describing something that is mysterious, obscure, or not easily grasped by the intellect or senses.

   qui dépasse l'entendement

   • The meaning of the ancient symbol remained mystical and elusive.
   • She spoke of a mystical truth that could not be explained in words.
   • The event had a mystical significance that was not immediately apparent.

   Synonymesarcaneenigmaticesotericinexplicableinscrutablemysteriousobscureocculttranscendentunfathomable