1. of, relating to, or characteristic of Orpheus or Orphism; having a mystical, enchanting, or deeply moving quality
Usage: literary; often capitalized when referring directly to Orpheus or Orphic religion

Examples

• The poet's orphical verses seemed to cast a spell over the entire audience.
• Her orphical voice carried an otherworldly quality that captivated listeners.
• The ancient texts contained orphical mysteries known only to initiates.
• He sought to achieve an orphical transformation through meditation and study.
• The symphony had an orphical beauty that transcended ordinary musical experience.