1. having some mystical or spiritual qualities but not completely mystical in nature

Examples

• The poet’s semimystical writings blended spiritual themes with everyday observations.
• She had a semimystical approach to meditation that combined traditional techniques with modern psychology.
• The novel’s semimystical atmosphere created an otherworldly feeling without abandoning reality entirely.
• His semimystical philosophy drew from both Eastern spirituality and Western science.
• The artist’s semimystical paintings suggested deeper meanings while remaining visually accessible.
• The retreat offered a semimystical experience that appealed to both believers and skeptics.