mystagogic

/mɪsˈtæɡədʒɪk/

Definitions

1. adjective

relating to or characterized by mystagogy, a type of spiritual guidance or initiation, especially in the early Christian church

“The mystagogic rituals of the ancient cult left many historians perplexed.”

2. noun

a person or thing that is a guide or initiator in mystagogy

“The mystagogic leader played a crucial role in the initiation of new members.”

Synonyms

  • initiatory
  • mystical
  • spiritual

Antonyms

  • practical
  • secular