orphic

/ˈɔrfɪk/
adjective
  1. Mysterious, mystical, or having a hidden meaning; often referring to something that is hard to understand or secret.
    • The old book contained orphic symbols that no one could decipher.
    • She spoke in an orphic tone, as if sharing ancient secrets.
    • The poet's orphic verses left readers puzzling over their true meaning.
  2. Relating to the ancient Greek poet Orpheus or the religious beliefs associated with him.
    • The museum displayed an orphic hymn from ancient Greece.
    • He studied orphic myths to understand how the Greeks viewed music and death.
    • Orphic traditions influenced early Greek ideas about the soul and the afterlife.
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