1. of, relating to, or characteristic of druids or druidism
Usage: often capitalized when referring to ancient Celtic priests; sometimes used in historical or literary contexts

Examples

• The druidical practices of ancient Celtic societies remain a subject of scholarly interest.
• Stonehenge is often associated with druidical rituals and ceremonies.
• Modern druidical movements draw inspiration from historical accounts of Celtic druids.
• The druidical order emphasized knowledge of nature and astronomy.
• Historians debate the accuracy of druidical traditions described in Roman texts.