What is another word for cabalistic?
Pronunciation:
[ kˌabəlˈɪstɪk], [ kˌabəlˈɪstɪk], [ k_ˌa_b_ə_l_ˈɪ_s_t_ɪ_k]
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Similar words for cabalistic:
- all (adjective)
- arcane (adjective)
- cryptic (adjective)
- dark (adjective)
- esoteric (adjective)
- impenetrable (adjective)
- incomprehensible (adjective)
- inscrutable (adjective)
- masked (adjective)
- mysterious (adjective)
- mystic (adjective)
- mystic/mystical (adjective)
- obscure (adjective)
- occult (adjective)
- oligarchic (adjective)
- oracular (adjective)
- other relevant words (adjective)
- recondite (adjective)
- other relevant words (noun)
- other synonyms
- other relevant words
- other relevant words (noun)
Synonyms for Cabalistic:
adj.
• all (adjective) • arcane (adjective) • cryptic (adjective)- most delphic,
- more delphic,
- most enigmatic,
- in comprehensible,
- un clearest,
- un clear,
- un-informative,
- un informative,
- more uninformative,
- in-explicable,
- un-clearest,
- un fathomable,
- un clearer,
- un-clearer,
- un-fathomable,
- in explicable,
- most uninformative,
- un-clear,
- more delphian,
- most delphian,
- in-comprehensible.
- most orphic,
- pro found,
- most acroamatic,
- more orphic,
- more acroamatic,
- pro-found,
- pro-founder,
- pro founder.
- un intelligible,
- in cognizable,
- most ungraspable,
- in-cognizable,
- most incognizable,
- more incognizable,
- un graspable,
- un-graspable,
- more ungraspable,
- in discernible,
- un-intelligible,
- in-discernible.
- more poker faced,
- un explainable,
- more undiscoverable,
- most mysterial,
- most undiscoverable,
- un readable,
- more poker-faced,
- most poker-faced,
- in scrutable,
- in-scrutable,
- most poker faced,
- poker faced,
- most sphinxlike,
- un-discoverable,
- more sphinxlike,
- un discoverable,
- un-explainable,
- un-readable,
- more mysterial.
- most astrological,
- in soluble,
- more transcendental,
- more astrological,
- un canny,
- un canniest,
- un-natural,
- un-known,
- most necromantic,
- un-canny,
- more necromantic,
- in-soluble,
- more alchemistic,
- un-canniest,
- most alchemistic,
- un-cannier,
- un known,
- un cannier.
- more wizardly,
- most telestic,
- most sorcerous,
- most nonrational,
- super natural,
- meta-physical,
- meta physical,
- more magic,
- more telestic,
- most wizardly,
- para-normal,
- non rational,
- non-rational,
- more sorcerous,
- more nonrational,
- super-natural,
- para normal.
- puzzling,
- poker-faced,
- mysterious,
- opaque,
- arcane,
- sibylline,
- Telestic,
- necromantic,
- astrological,
- sorcerous,
- dark,
- orphic,
- magical,
- alchemistic,
- cryptic,
- unknowable,
- sphinxlike,
- obscure,
- uninformative,
- oracular,
- esoteric,
- masked,
- Acroamatic,
- oligarchic,
- undiscoverable,
- Mysterial,
- incognizable,
- hermetic,
- enigmatical,
- Larvate,
- ungraspable,
- cloaked,
- mystifying,
- nonrational,
- recondite,
- occult,
- wizardly,
- inscrutable.
n.
• Other relevant words: (noun)Other synonyms:
• Other relevant words:- hoodoo,
- wakeless,
- end,
- befog,
- necromantical,
- deception,
- enigma,
- collaborator,
- deeply,
- linked,
- unverbalized,
- secluded,
- common soldier,
- classified ad,
- nonfigurative,
- airless,
- closemouthed,
- intimate,
- glowering,
- closed book,
- obliterate,
- unknown quantity,
- expressionless,
- wordless,
- subterranean,
- incorporated,
- overlooked,
- suppositious,
- closing,
- buck private,
- terra incognita,
- shut down,
- abstractionist,
- unnameable,
- otic,
- darkness,
- later,
- heavy,
- overcloud,
- sinister,
- dense,
- come together,
- abyssal,
- hoodooism,
- entranced,
- voluminous,
- outhouse,
- illusion,
- corporal,
- embodied,
- preternatural,
- earth-closet,
- magic trick,
- legerdemain,
- foreign,
- individual,
- knotty,
- subterraneous,
- conclusion,
- perplexing,
- twisting,
- jakes,
- dour,
- hole-and-corner,
- clothed,
- mist,
- unspeakable,
- attached,
- black,
- unopen,
- lavatory,
- dingy,
- wrapped,
- sneak,
- indecipherable,
- explicate,
- fundamental,
- draped,
- snug,
- foreboding,
- grim,
- close up,
- classified advertisement,
- rich,
- conjugated,
- fill up,
- nameless,
- nighttime,
- abstraction,
- matrimonial,
- cabbage,
- moody,
- unknown region,
- joined,
- finis,
- mystery,
- unstated,
- tongueless,
- close-fitting,
- nigh,
- supposititious,
- unidentified,
- delighted,
- juju,
- deadpan,
- mated,
- bass,
- associate,
- voodooism,
- henchman,
- beguiled,
- unsaid,
- unexpressive,
- hypothetical,
- oceanic abyss,
- confuse,
- unaired,
- sacrosanct,
- swipe,
- morose,
- cloak-and-dagger,
- penny-pinching,
- alchemistical,
- captivated,
- nonobjective,
- saturnine,
- byzantine,
- alien,
- indefinable,
- unearthly,
- sorry,
- dismal,
- uncanny,
- opposite,
- precis,
- bedim,
- fateful,
- bathroom,
- fog,
- eclipse,
- conjugate,
- conclude,
- closely,
- fetish,
- band together,
- nonnatural,
- vodoun,
- pilfer,
- witching,
- gloomy,
- veil,
- snarf,
- indescribable,
- conjuration,
- intact,
- unvoiced,
- synopsis,
- qualified,
- unascertainable,
- unverbalised,
- enthralled,
- conjectural,
- convoluted,
- ineffable,
- federate,
- unavowed,
- unplumbed,
- confining,
- benighted,
- overblown,
- incalculable,
- inviolable,
- unexpressed,
- blue,
- closed in,
- lift,
- cognition,
- fold,
- suppositional,
- posterior,
- shadow,
- hook,
- fetich,
- close down,
- underground,
- sour,
- incognoscible,
- dreary,
- mute,
- unusual,
- unnamed,
- toilet,
- supposed,
- closing curtain,
- delphic,
- uncomprehensible,
- glum,
- excuse,
- near,
- mantled,
- arcanum,
- hugger-mugger,
- confusing,
- lav,
- unmarked,
- blur,
- hide,
- religious mystic,
- bodied,
- marital,
- isolated,
- wyrd,
- charming,
- accomplice,
- grandiloquent,
- can,
- surreptitious,
- pinch,
- stuffy,
- noesis,
- eldritch,
- oligarchical,
- secretive,
- finale,
- incarnate,
- confidential,
- thick,
- pompous,
- pontifical,
- shut,
- late,
- filch,
- blot out,
- untellable,
- drab,
- unnoticeable,
- intuitive,
- stopping point,
- apart,
- vague,
- confederative,
- unsung,
- twisty,
- disguised,
- outline,
- impassive,
- unpronounceable,
- unclear,
- tightlipped,
- purloin,
- assort,
- skinny,
- involved,
- cloud,
- finish,
- cheeseparing,
- visceral,
- unreadable,
- conjuring trick,
- collective,
- trick,
- sound,
- trench,
- occult arts,
- ending,
- tight,
- unsympathetic,
- sullen,
- connected,
- tangled,
- haze over,
- becloud,
- stranger,
- strangled,
- hypothetic,
- nobble,
- drear,
- partner in crime,
- night,
- winding,
- disconsolate,
- out of sight,
- faithful,
- wickedness,
- otherworldly,
- closelipped,
- undercover,
- prodigious,
- wizard,
- last,
- consort,
- abysmal,
- unsounded,
- wed.
- mystic,
- censored,
- cabbalistic,
- associated,
- in league,
- unspoken,
- confederate,
- unutterable,
- married,
- anagogic,
- unuttered,
- federated,
- concealed,
- weird,
- allied,
- auricular,
- inviolate,
- profound,
- affiliated,
- under wraps,
- in cahoots,
- closed,
- deep,
- charmed,
- suppressed,
- Unguessed,
- abstruse,
- Leagued,
- supernatural,
- corporate,
- sibyllic,
- mantic,
- divinatory,
- latent,
- unrevealed,
- Odylic,
- in with,
- strange,
- magic,
- unfathomed,
- incomprehensible,
- metaphysical,
- coupled,
- smothered,
- tortuous,
- voodoo,
- secret,
- untold,
- Cabalistical,
- close,
- Incantatory,
- vatic,
- unknown,
- wedded,
- mystical,
- unfathomable,
- stifled,
- unintelligible,
- inexplicable,
- numinous,
- abstract,
- anagogical,
- Phylacteric,
- top-secret,
- transcendental,
- vatical,
- affiliate,
- hush-hush,
- ulterior,
- clandestine,
- privy,
- undisclosed,
- Unaccomplished,
- private,
- Acroamatical,
- hidden,
- paired,
- undecipherable,
- restricted,
- classified,
- talismanic,
- Teamed,
- in petto.
How to use "Cabalistic" in context?
There is no single agreed upon definition of "cabalistic," but it typically refers to a set of occult or pagan practices involving the use of magic or mysticism. Cabalistic thought is often associated with the Kabbalah, a complex and mystical system of thought and theology developed in medieval Judaism. Cabalistic symbols and practices can be found in various esoteric traditions, including Gnosticism, Hermeticism and Neoplatonism.
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