Draconical
Definition, Meaning & Examples
Part of speech adjective
Quick meaning: Draconical is an adjective meaning Synonym of draconic (“relating to or suggestive of dragons”).
Meaning
Synonym of draconic (“relating to or suggestive of dragons”).
More Meanings
- Synonym of draconic (“very severe or strict; draconian”).
Example Sentences
That the dragon and his angels were caſt into the world of ſpirits, whence they are in communication with men on earth, who are in the draconical faith, n. 552, 558.
On the basis of U. S. Weather Bureau Historic Weather Maps, the author examined the possible influence of long lunar periods (i.e., the synodical and draconical lunar months) on atmospheric pressure oscillations.
Againſt ſuch Witneſſes therefore you may be ſure this Dragon will make war, who in this Chapter is deſcribed under one ſingle Figure of a Red Dragon, the Roman Pagan Emperours being Pontifices Maximi, as well as Caeſars. In the following Chapter this Draconical power is divided into two, there being now ſuch a ſtate in the Roman Empire, as that there may be ſaid to be Imperium in Imperio, the Papal or Sacerdotal Hierarchy diſtinct from the Cæſarean Majeſty and Power.
Synonyms for draconical
Depending on context, synonyms include draconic.
Related Words
Related dictionary entries include draconic, draconian, draconine, dracontic, draconitic, dracontine.
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