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Meanings of religious mystic in English

Catalan
místic

Someone who believes in the existence of realities beyond human comprehension.

        místic
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        Examples for "mystic"
        1
        The thirteenth-century mystic had preached such strange things with such common words.
        The Descent
        2
        He was a master in the coming of mystic phrases in letters.
        The Man in Gray: A Romance of North and South
        3
        Not the least in the world: on the contrary, a confirmed mystic.
        Major Barbara
        4
        Then the voice of the aged mystic was again heard in reply:
        A Strange Discovery
        5
        This is not the time or place to discuss such mystic matters.
        Love overboard
        Usage of religious mystic in English
        1
        This has the genuine religious mystic ring!
        The Varieties of Religious Experience: A Study in Human Nature
        2
        Thoreau has described this experience in terms which might apply equally to the religious mystic or the Nature-lover.
        The Quest of the Simple Life
        3
        Emanuel Swedenborg (1688-1772) was an eminent Swedish theologian and religious mystic.
        Selections from Poe
        4
        Students of religious mystic thought can scarce do better than turn to such a tale by way of proem to more elaborate research.
        Dreams and Dream Stories
        5
        Constantly occupied with illusions and hallucinations, she soon became a religious mystic, living apart from the world and yet deeply interested in its spiritual welfare.
        Women of the Romance Countries
        6
        Specifically, a tribe of religious mystics, the Marabout, who claimed magical abilities in the name of Allah, were reluctant to accept French rule.
        Hiding the Elephant
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        Translations for religious mystic
        Catalan
        místic