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Meanings of mysticism in English
Usage of mysticism in English
1
The Virgin is faith and mysticism; miracle and instinct; art and randomness.
2
Gradually, as reason came to replace mysticism, life developed a different definition.
3
The true sage, in his opinion, excelled in both philosophy and mysticism.
4
I consider it my special mission to destroy error, mysticism and superstition.
5
He has read neither the classical nor the scholastic interpreters of mysticism.
6
That, in a sentence, would summarise the attitude of Judaism towards mysticism.
7
Germany, indeed, seemed to live and breathe in an atmosphere of mysticism.
8
It had no time for the imaginative disciplines of mysticism and mythology.
9
It's a wild and wondrous story full of mysticism, tragedy and love.
10
On the one side, there has been a great revival of mysticism.
11
We have lost the mystical sense; and what is religion without mysticism?
12
This mysticism the ancients called ecstasy,- agetting-outof their bodies to think.
13
Extreme mysticism is as falsifying of our nature as is extreme worldliness.
14
This is not mysticism, still less imagination, but the soberest of realities.
15
The common characteristic of the Neo- Platonists was a tendency to mysticism.
16
Daisy was intrigued by the shadows, pulled by the tide of mysticism.
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United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common