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Meanings of kabbalistic in English
Having a secret or hidden meaning.
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Examples for "cryptic"
Examples for "cryptic"
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Sielto's cryptic words didn't rise quite to the level of a warning.
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As cryptic as when Small Talk asked Jelena the very same question.
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And he said something kind of cryptic today, now you mention it.
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It's the first evidence that cryptic female choice contributes to reproductive success.
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He stated it as if that cryptic information was a simple fact.
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This, as you know, is a cabalistic speciality accredited in all countries.
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M. Hardy, like a true magician, has pronounced three cabalistic words: ASSOCIATION-COMMUNITY-FRATERNITY.
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The words of the letter were cabalistic; these, beneath underlined address:
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These cabalistic words were repeated twice in the brief letter to the estates.
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There was weirdness in its colour, almost cabalistic- acallout of the occult.
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They knew well that sibylline look on the face of Miranda Brown.
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All right, when you get on these sibylline airs, I say no more.
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At length the temple was destroyed by fire, and the original sibylline books perished.
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The governess, who was clever, studied Cæsar's hand and expressed herself in sibylline terms:
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He wrote to congratulate him, and Perrotin thanked him in a few prudent and sibylline words:
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The answer is a simple formula containing two Qabalistic and two astrological factors.
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Now imagine four Trees of Life, one for each of the four Qabalistic worlds.
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This symbol is rich in magical and Qabalistic symbolism.
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We already know earth is in some ways a real second-class citizen in the Qabalistic universe.
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In chapter 9, we learned the basics concerning the ten sephiroth, YHVH, and the four Qabalistic Worlds.
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His comment on this piece of news is strong but cryptical.
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Mathewson to the cryptical stone edifice with high narrow windows, another third to follow Capt.
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He did not explain that somewhat cryptical remark, and presently he left her and went to his room.
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Ahead loomed green and cryptical hills, and when the conductor came around I learned that I was at last in Vermont.
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The distribution of cryptical cave-mouths on the black snow-denuded summits seemed roughly even as far as the range could be traced.
Usage of kabbalistic in English
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The organic image expresses the unity of this Kabbalistic symbol.
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This can be understood better by forming a Kabbalistic table of the same word in English.
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But I understand that you also believe that human science will always be inferior to Kabbalistic and Scriptural studies.
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When he described this holiness, Gordon used Kabbalistic terms that had once been applied to the mysterious realm of God:
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'Tell me what it means to be Kabbalistic, Mendel.
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Elijah sought out this "father of the Kabbalistic Renaissance," and revealed the mysteries of the universe to him.
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Kabbalistic terms in italics.
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After this he is to repeat certain portions of the Mishnah, and something of the Zohar or some other Kabbalistic work.
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And his whole late-period Kabbalistic phase had a bit more tantric sex-meets-mystic Celtic woodland creatures than she had the stomach for.
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The most influential Kabbalistic text was The Zohar, which was probably written in about 1275 by the Spanish mystic Moses of Leon.
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(66) I have read and known certain Kabbalistic triflers, whose insanity provokes my unceasing astonishment.
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In Kabbalistic teachings there is one Trinity which comprises all the Sephiroth, and it consists of the crown, the king and the queen.
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"Only some Kabbalistic formula," he replied, quite naturally.
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White takes the ancient Kabbalistic legend and custom and fits it to today's geek culture, throwing in references to Lost, Dr. Who and Concrete.
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It is the Trinity which created the world, or, in Kabbalistic language, the universe was born from the union of the crowned king and queen.
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When disaster and tragedy engulfed Spanish Jewry during the fifteenth century, it was the Kabbalistic God which helped them to make sense of their suffering.
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