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celestical

celestical adjective: synonym of celestial.

Adjective

celestical (comparative more celestical, superlative most celestical)

  1. (obsolete or non-native speakers' English) Synonym of celestial.
    • Further Suidas (vocab. Abraham) vvriteth, that at the age of 14. yeares, he admonished his father, not for lucre ſake, to ſeduce men by vvorshipping images of falſe goddes, auouching that there is no other, but the celeſtical God, maker of the whole world.1609, The Holie Bible, […] (Douay–Rheims Bible), Doway: Laurence Kellam, […], →OCLC, Exodus 15, annotations, pages 203–204
    Synonyms:
    celestial

Synonyms of celestical

Forms of celestical

comparativemore celestical
superlativemost celestical

Origin of celestical

From Latin caelestis + -ical.

Questions about celestical

What does celestical mean?
Celestical means synonym of celestial.
What part of speech is celestical?
Celestical is an adjective.

Words near celestical in the dictionary

  1. celestially
  2. celestialness
  3. celestials
  4. celestian
  5. Celestians
  6. celestical
  7. celestified
  8. celestifies
  9. celestify
  10. celestifying
  11. Celestin

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