pantheistical
/ˌpænθiˈɪstɪkəl/
adjective
- A less common variant of 'pantheistic,' meaning relating to the belief that God or a divine power is present in everything in the universe.
- The scholar used the older term 'pantheistical' to describe the mystical writings of the 18th century.
- Some readers find a pantheistical tone in the novel, where even the weather seems to have a soul.
- His pantheistical outlook made him see the entire cosmos as a single, living organism.
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