esoterica's Usage Examples:

merged power with the Tuʻi Kanokupolu dynasty, and became existent only esoterically by the end of the 18th century.

sires, known as chefs-de-race (French for "chiefs of racing", or, more esoterically, "masters of the breed") in the first four generations of a horse"s pedigree.

in emphasis, particularly the glabella, a fissure between the brows esoterically described in myth, Sansonese claims, as a portal or entry such as the.

Thiel, "the most political and theoretical of the supernerds," writes esoterically in Zero to One, when he "raises the prospect of a remarkably comprehensive.

saints) who are more progressively theolatrous, whether exoterically or esoterically, may be called Paramatma-vadis.

Alone Complex, a virtual movie theater lobby, filled with other Salinger esoterica, displays a poster for a feature titled "May I have a Mayonnaise?".

Hellenized Egyptian philosopher, a neo-Pythagorean writer of works of esoterica and medical works, who worked in Ptolemaic Egypt.

More esoterically, it was also the birthplace of the World Custard Pie Throwing Championships.

history and archaeology, instead interpreting Germanic mythology as esoterically transmitted via ancestry.

"mysterious" alchemical literature, and in particular the sometimes esoterically Classical heroic poetry of the 18th century in England and France, Pope.

Proutiella esoterica is a moth of the family Notodontidae.

for "Catholic-type doctrine and worship, understood esoterically and theosophically.

Synonyms:

arcanum, secret,

Antonyms:

public, exoteric, overt,