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euctical

/ˈjuːk.tɪk.əl/

euctical adjective: supplicatory or related to wish or prayer.

Adjective

euctical (comparative more euctical, superlative most euctical)

  1. (obsolete) supplicatory or related to wish or prayer
    • sacrifices […] distinguished into expiatory, euctical, and eucharistical1745, Edmund Law, Considerations on the State of the World with regard to the Theory of Religion

Forms of euctical

comparativemore euctical
superlativemost euctical

Questions about euctical

What does euctical mean?
Euctical means supplicatory or related to wish or prayer.
What part of speech is euctical?
Euctical is an adjective.
How do you pronounce euctical?
Euctical is pronounced /ˈjuːk.tɪk.əl/.

Words near euctical in the dictionary

  1. eucryptodirans
  2. eucryptodire
  3. eucryptodires
  4. euctenizine
  5. euctenizines
  6. euctical
  7. Eucumbene
  8. eucupine
  9. eucyclic
  10. eucyclid
  11. eucyclids

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