1. In a manner relating to Orpheus or Orphism; with mystical, enchanting, or poetic qualities characteristic of ancient Orphic tradition.
Usage: literary; rare; often used in academic or poetic contexts

Examples

• The musician sang orphically, as if channeling the ancient power of Orpheus himself.
• She spoke orphically about the mysteries of the universe, drawing her audience into a trance-like state.
• The poet wrote orphically, weaving together myth and metaphor in ways that seemed almost magical.
• The ritual was performed orphically, invoking the spiritual traditions of ancient Greece.
• His words flowed orphically, captivating all who listened with their mysterious beauty.