Occult ( adjective , noun )

(As an adjective)

Occult ( adjective )

1. Relating to supernatural or mystical powers, practices, or phenomena.
2. Relating to knowledge or practices that are meant to be kept secret.

Origin:

The word "occult" comes from the latin word "occultus" which means "hidden, concealed, secret".

Examples:

1. The occult sciences include alchemy and astrology.
2. The occult practices of the ancient Egyptians.
3. The occult refers to practices or knowledge that are meant to be kept secret.
4. He was interested in the occult and read books on the subject.
5. The occult symbols on the old manuscript were hard to decipher.

(As a noun)

Occult ( noun )

1. Relating to supernatural or mystical powers, practices, or phenomena.
2. Relating to knowledge or practices that are meant to be kept secret.

Origin:

The word "occult" comes from the latin word "occultus" which means "hidden, concealed, secret".

Examples:

1. The occult sciences include alchemy and astrology.
2. The occult practices of the ancient Egyptians.
3. The occult refers to practices or knowledge that are meant to be kept secret.
4. He was interested in the occult and read books on the subject.
5. The occult symbols on the old manuscript were hard to decipher.