Meanings of shamanistic in English

Young Clippy had a shamanistic bent and apparently enjoyed shape-shifting (among other less printable proclivities).

Her words are as hauntingly enigmatic as the vocable language she usually employs in her shamanistic quest.

Seoul is in the grip of a "shamanistic" scandal.

Rainmaker is a shamanistic term from popular mythology about the Native American tribes: more medicine man than spindoctor.

Scandal in Seoul masks bigger economic problems Seoul is in the grip of a "shamanistic" scandal.

Behind its showbiz gossip and shamanistic mythmaking, we catch glimpses of another Japan, a Japan that eludes understanding.

Morrison, he needs CPR! which, really, was not the calmest or most awesomely shamanistic way to approach the situation.

Raven's-foot howled and cast his shamanistic magic, freezing soldiers dead in their tracks with a rattle of the gourd.

Overall, the band brings Williams's fourth studio album, Volcanic Sunlight, to life in a shamanistic ritual that justifies Ray's innocent question.

Color symbolism plays an important part in the shamanistic system of the Cherokees, no less than in that of other tribes.

We have not even touched on programmed dreams, healing dreams, teaching dreams, group dreaming, lucid dreams, shamanistic dreams, and many other forms.

Alas, though it seemed the Torgun won, in truth they lost, for the treacherous ogres used foul shamanistic magic to steal the sacred Vektan Torque.

For here, in true shamanistic tradition, the Priestess (or Priest) can become the Goddess (or God) and function as such within the circle.

In the same way, the "good" alliance characters tended to employ Western, Christian-like symbols, while the evil horde had totems and shamanistic magic.

In many tribes, perhaps in all, the people are organized into Shamanistic societies; but that these societies are invariably recognized is not certain.

Young Clippy had a shamanistic bent and apparently enjoyed shape-shifting (among other less printable proclivities).