Synonym: eclipse, mysterious, mystic, mystical, occult arts, orphic, secret, supernatural. Similar words: acculturate, acculturation, multicultural, occur, multiculturalism, occupy, occupant, occupied. Meaning: [ɑ'kʌlt /ɒ'kʌlt ,ə'kʌlt] 
n. 1. supernatural forces and events and beings collectively 2. supernatural practices and techniques. v. 1. cause an eclipse of (a celestial body) by intervention 2. become concealed or hidden from view or have its light extinguished 3. hide from view. adj. 1. hidden and difficult to see 2. having an import not apparent to the senses nor obvious to the intelligence; beyond ordinary understanding.
n. 1. supernatural forces and events and beings collectively 2. supernatural practices and techniques. v. 1. cause an eclipse of (a celestial body) by intervention 2. become concealed or hidden from view or have its light extinguished 3. hide from view. adj. 1. hidden and difficult to see 2. having an import not apparent to the senses nor obvious to the intelligence; beyond ordinary understanding. 
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1. He's interested in witchcraft and the occult.
2. She claims to have occult powers, given to her by some mysterious spirit.
3. Faecal occult blood testing was not done.
4. He's interested in the occult.
5. Dahmer's family feared he was involved in the occult.
6. The books fell into two roughly equal groups: occult studies and lives of famous and infamous men and women through history.
7. It was not associated with the occult until the eighteenth century at the earliest.
8. This new attitude assumes that beliefs in occult power are solidly based in a true and more profound understanding of ultimate verities.
9. Most in the occult would be at home in your local golf club.
10. I have come to believe that the soft occult more often than not leads to the hard stuff.
11. It is the occult theory that physical objects are imprinted with their own history, and that of their owners.
12. Though once cloaked in the trappings of the occult, conversations with local psychics suggest a slightly more psychotherapeutic approach.
13. A person with no connection with the occult can occasionally experience this when cat-napping during the day.
14. Whereas practitioners of the occult would explain everything by magic,[Sentencedict.com] modern science has recognized the limitations of its knowledge.
15. These subjects had an examination for evaluation of occult blood, positive stools or for screening for colon cancer, or both.
16. He was a strange man who dabbled in the occult.
17. That they may also be interested in pursuing their aims by occult means should afford no surprise.
18. On that basis, we shall survey some of these New Age and occult forms of divination.
19. It draws us towards other ignored aspects of existence usually called the psychic, esoteric or occult and suggests a possible connection.
20. In a recent study colonoscopy was performed on 210 asymptomatic subjects aged 50-75 years with negative faecal occult bloods.
21. This may explain the predominance of rectosigmoid cancers detected by faecal occult blood testing.
22. Behavioral technology does not escape as easily as physical and biological technology because it threatens too many occult qualities.
23. Such was my sole experience in dabbling with the occult, when I met Beth and Ida Perry - practising spiritualists.
24. Since his student days in Venice, when he went to seances, he had been fascinated by the occult.
25. Varo collected pre-Columbian art, studied eastern religions and was fascinated by the occult and alchemy, in particular.
26. This indicated to her that she was being associated with occult and New Age practitioners, since becoming a registered Aromatherapist.
27. Obviously no Christians who practise Aromatherapy would knowingly have anything to do with any occult practice.
28. Throughout his life he maintained an interest in the occult.
29. There is growing evidence of young people getting bored with their daily stars and seeking greater thrills in darker occult areas.
30. The first is the animal, the bestial, which has played a part in symbolising occult and malevolent forces throughout history.
More similar words: acculturate, acculturation, multicultural, occur, multiculturalism, occupy, occupant, occupied, preoccupy, occurring, occupancy, unoccupied, occupation, occurrence, preoccupied, occupational, preoccupation, occupancy rate, succulent, cult, culture, faculty, cultural, cultured, subculture, cultivate, difficult, cultivable, cultural lag, cultivated.