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druidical

Upper-Intermediate (B2)

IPA: /ˈdruːɪdɪkəl/

KK: /ˈdruːɪdɪkəl/

adjective
Definition

Relating to the Druids, who were ancient Celtic priests known for their religious practices and rituals.


Example

The festival included druidical ceremonies that honored nature and the changing seasons.


Conversation
Sloth A
Have you ever read about druidical practices from ancient times?
Sloth B
No, I haven't, but it sounds fascinating!
Sloth A
Yeah, they were really connected to nature and spirituality.
Sloth B
I love that idea; it makes me want to learn more about their rituals.

Synonyms & Antonyms
Synonyms
mystical
sacred
spiritual
Antonyms
mundane
secular
profane
Root Explanation

Druidical → It is formed from "druid" (from Old Irish *druí*, meaning a learned or wise person, particularly a member of the priestly class in ancient Celtic culture) and "-ical" (meaning pertaining to). The word "druidical" refers to something that pertains to or is characteristic of druids or their practices.

Memory Tip

Think of a 'druid' as a wise person from ancient Celtic culture, and remember that 'druidical' means relating to those wise practices.

Visually Confused Words
iridical
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