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mystical

C2
adjective

Pronunciation

UK

  • /mˈɪstɪkəl/

US

  • /ˈmɪstɪkəl/

Description

Imagine ancient forests covered in mist, whispers of forgotten gods, and the feeling that something more exists just beyond what we understand. That is the kind of feeling this word points to. It describes experiences or things that seem beyond the ordinary, often linked to spirituality, magic, or hidden truth. It is not always about spells and potions, though it can be. More often, it suggests a deep connection to something larger than oneself. You might use it for a beautiful sunset, an old ruin wrapped in legend, or a story full of prophecies, enchanted objects, and journeys into the unknown.

Examples

  1. 1

    Sacred place

    The old temple had a quiet, mystical atmosphere at sunrise.

  2. 2

    Supernatural belief

    People once believed the stone had mystical powers.

  3. 3

    Meditation

    She wrote about a mystical experience she had during meditation.

  4. 4

    Literary style

    The novel creates a mystical connection between the forest and the main character.

  5. 5

    Practical explanation

    There is nothing mystical about the software; it just follows a simple set of rules.

    • Pattern

      nothing mystical about + thing

      not strange or impossible to understand

Forms and spellings

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Main spelling

  • mysticaladjective