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Meanings of mystic in anglès
Relating to or characteristic of mysticism.
Related terms
català
místic Sinònims
Examples for "thought"
Examples for "thought"
1
Today, he's thought to have around 16 million great, great,... great grandsons.
2
However, a recent BMJ Case Report has given me pause for thought.
3
Of course it's possible someone thought you were a risk; it happens.
4
I asked her if she thought her 'natural' strategy was actually working.
5
Dixon thought quickly; no questions about Bertrand's possible partner must be asked.
1
However, I fear this might simply be a case of wishful thinking.
2
You said you wanted to know what I'm thinking; there weren't conditions.
3
A new friendship in September will bring a new way of thinking.
4
Of course its answer is simplistically correct, but unfortunately is wishful thinking.
5
No one was used to thinking about health in terms of community.
1
His later work became more mystical and less particularly concerned with Palestine.
2
The words used in their composition are the hieroglyphics of mystical ideas.
3
This mystical film by Jim Henson set a new standard for animatronics.
4
Any true stories of mystical connection during the process of giving birth.
5
Twenty-three was a beautiful number, a prime with mystical qualities and associations.
1
He had laid his plans well in this curious, involuntary cerebration.
2
That is not cerebration, brain-work, it is a matter of FEELING.
3
Unwittingly-byunconscious cerebration-bythe long inevitable storing of disdained impressions-she had arrived at vision.
4
All his accomplished work shows signs of the intensest cerebration.
5
Unconscious cerebration was doing its work, even with the lunatic.
1
It was a species of fighting intellection, at once prudent and destructive.
2
On the whole, you must not go to China for thought or intellection.
3
The elements of sound intellection are: direct observation, inductive reason, and trustworthy testimony.
4
Teela alternated intellection with intuition; he could never tell which way she would jump.
5
We divide all intellection: the obviously preposterousness and the established.
1
It's often very difficult to alter that faulty type of thought process.
2
I'm hoping the intervening seconds will have erased his dangerous thought process.
3
Even with Window Seat there was a method and thought process involved.
4
That does change your thought process on where you want to be.
5
For once, this sceptical thought process does not actually make any sense.
Having an import not apparent to the senses nor obvious to the intelligence; beyond ordinary understanding.
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Usage of mystic in anglès
1
The thirteenth-century mystic had preached such strange things with such common words.
2
He was a master in the coming of mystic phrases in letters.
3
Not the least in the world: on the contrary, a confirmed mystic.
4
Then the voice of the aged mystic was again heard in reply:
5
This is not the time or place to discuss such mystic matters.
6
I was pushing the edge already, in both mystic and physical terms.
7
Here is the rapture of the mystic, the triumph of the saint.
8
Far in front the foot-hills rose through the rain, indefinite and mystic.
9
The people believed in his mystic words and soothsayings and mistaken fanaticism.
10
And then, in wondrous mystic wise, the tone of the gathering softened.
11
The gleam of the devil himself-theecho of some mystic cymbal note.
12
The night was mystic, in its odd blend of moon and shadows.
13
Such is the mystic voice which is always murmuring in his ears.
14
She lived in an atmosphere of dreams and of mystic old associations.
15
They will be conditioned by the particular religious tradition of the mystic.
16
There is not an immeasurable distance between the mystic and the madman.
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Mystic through the time
Mystic across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common