Meanings of mystic significance in English

Despite Simon Moon's obsessions, the twenty-three has no particularly mystic significance, Hagbard added quickly.

In the eyes of Llewellyn Leigh, however, the place had no such mystic significance.

In my dream, the Professor repeated, as if with mystic significance, the cry: "Conscience is Reason!"

Every small fact and event of that evening stood out in his memory as if endowed with mystic significance.

Understand his mystic significance, or altogether miss and misinterpret it; do but look at him, and he is contented.

What is its mystic significance?

Even a usually more sober music critic such as Debussy might write about the ' mystic significance' of the number nine to Beethoven.

Events in life, apparently trivial, often seemed to her full of mystic significance, and it was her pleasure to turn such to poetry.

There is some mystic significance in the color he employs; and then the doorways are opened, and we pass from sense into soul.

The mystic significance of the trivialities of life is that in them we largely make destiny, and that in them we wholly make character.

But I have great hopes from the possession of this jewel, which evidently has some powerful mystic significance in the eyes of these people.

Among other things, here again the so-called primary rights and duties are invested with a mystic significance beyond what can be assigned and explained.

Indeed, an astrologist in Chicago had once told him, for a paltry half-dollar, that those B's in his name were of a profoundly mystic significance.

That nut follows him even to the grave, or burning ground, with mystic significances which I cannot explain.

Then also was performed that first celebration of the Holy Communion, the Mystic significance of which shall be explained in a later lesson.