Pronunciation: /ˈmɪstɪkəl/
adjective relating to or characteristic of mysticism or mystical experience
A1 The old castle was surrounded by mystical forests.
A2 The children listened to the mystical stories told by the wise old man.
B1 The mystical aura of the ancient ruins captivated the tourists.
B2 The mystical powers of the sorcerer were feared by all who knew of him.
C1 The mystical experience of meditating in the mountains was life-changing.
C2 The mystical symbolism in the painting left art critics in awe.
adverb in a mystical manner
A1 She looked at the stars with a mystical gaze.
A2 The old man told a mystical story to the children.
B1 The forest had a mystical atmosphere that captivated the hikers.
B2 The ancient ruins held a mystical energy that seemed to transport visitors to another time.
C1 The mystical aura of the temple left the archaeologists in awe.
C2 The mystical chants of the monks echoed through the monastery, creating a sense of peace and tranquility.
formal The ancient ruins were believed to hold mystical powers.
informal I heard a rumor about a mystical creature living in the forest.
slang That party was so mystical, I felt like I was in another world.
figurative The way she danced had a mystical quality to it, as if she was floating on air.
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