Occult

Pronunciation: /əˈkʌlt/

Occult (adjective)

  1. Relating to mysterious or secret knowledge not understood by most people.
  2. Connected with magical powers or events that cannot be explained by science.

Examples

  • The book contains occult information about ancient rituals.
  • She studied occult texts to uncover hidden truths.

Common collocations: occult knowledge, occult wisdom, occult powers, occult forces, practice the occult

Occult (noun)

  1. Practices or beliefs involving magic or secret knowledge.

Examples

  • She was fascinated by the occult and its rituals.
  • The occult often involves secret ceremonies.

Synonyms of Occult

Formal

Neutral

Antonyms of Occult

  • when discussing what is seen or apparent
  • when referring to something easily understood or seen