cultic
/ (ˈkʌltɪk) /
adjective
of or relating to a religious cult
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How to use cultic in a sentence
Apart from its use in initiation the cultic rôle of circumcision has been small.
Introduction to the History of Religions | Crawford Howell ToyIt was at so early a period that it was brought into cultic connection with supernatural beings that its initial forms escape us.
Introduction to the History of Religions | Crawford Howell ToyEthical purification, as a matter of course, went hand in hand with cultic organization.
Introduction to the History of Religions | Crawford Howell ToyThe cultic history of the moon is similar to that of the sun, but in general far less important.
Introduction to the History of Religions | Crawford Howell ToyThe hearth was the center of the home, and had wide cultic significance.
Introduction to the History of Religions | Crawford Howell Toy
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