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Meanings of symbolical in English
Serving as a visible symbol for something abstract.
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Usage of symbolical in English
1
The stopping of the carriage seemed to him, in a sense, symbolical.
2
The blind woman seemed strangely symbolical and the parish, the priest too.
3
All is symbolical in this composition, of which the sentiment is sublime.
4
All of these symbolical ideas might have been taken from that figure.
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But doubtless they have not the same symbolical value for the English.
6
The texts of the Holy Books are all symbolical, needing authoritative interpretation.
7
There are certain symbolical marks on the bottles, well known to connoisseurs.
8
He is symbolical of everything that a boastful Germany can pretend to.
9
This act was symbolical of his giving to her his worldly goods.
10
The aspen, from its tremulous motion, has been made symbolical of fear.
11
There's a camel in a frieze by Arthur Crisp, but not symbolical.
12
The symbolical meaning of each god disappears in his personal character.
13
He is introspective in his thinking and symbolical in his writing.
14
The terms reach out beyond the literal to the symbolical purification.
15
The hook-pattern seems to be symbolical of conjunction and acquisition in various spheres.
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The snow seemed to be symbolical, walling them in from all the world.
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