Meanings
adjectivedeifical (comparative more deifical, superlative most deifical)
comparative more deifical · superlative most deifical
- archaicArchaic form of deific.
a deifical communion
1675, Edward Polhill, An Answer to the Discourse of Mr W. Sherlock
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