1. relating to theurgy; involving the practice of rituals believed to invoke divine intervention or supernatural powers
Usage: specialized; religious/philosophical

Examples

• The ancient philosopher practiced theurgic rituals to commune with the gods.
• Neoplatonists believed in theurgic practices as a means of spiritual ascent.
• The text described various theurgic ceremonies used in late antiquity.
• Scholars debate the role of theurgic elements in early Christian mysticism.
• The theurgic tradition emphasized direct divine experience through ritual.
• Medieval alchemists sometimes incorporated theurgic principles into their work.