Said of the heart as a material organ possessing an interior part; and so, figuratively, of the heart, mind, soul, spirit, regarded as seats of…

Said of the mind or soul (as the more inaccessible or secret, or as the more central or essential part of man, or as distinguished from the…

Of the nature of or consisting of spirit; immaterial, incorporeal; esp. of the nature of a spirit or supernatural being.

Relating to or consisting of spirit; of the nature of spirit or a spirit; immaterial, incorporeal. Cf. spiritual, adj. 10. Obsolete.

Of, belonging, or relating to the soul. Obsolete.

Belonging to or existing in the mind or soul; mental or spiritual, as distinguished from that which is bodily; ‘inward’: = inner, adj. 2, internal…

Of or belonging to the mind or soul; = internal, adj. 2. Obsolete.

Of or belonging to a person's inner nature; occurring or experienced in the mind or soul; mental; spiritual; subjective.

Of the nature of the soul; soul-like. Obsolete. rare.

Like a soul; resembling or suggestive of a soul, or the soul.

Belonging or relating to spirit or spiritual existence; spiritual.

Characterized by thought, thoughtful; meditative; considerate.

Originally: of or relating to the spirit, spiritual (now rare). In later use chiefly: = psychic, adj. 1.

= pneumatic, adj. 1.

Spiritual, as opposed to material. Also: of or relating to the anima (see anima, n.).

= animastic, adj.

Pertaining to the inmost thoughts or feelings; proceeding from, concerning, or affecting one's inmost self; closely personal.

Written within, i.e. on the mind.

Of or relating to the soul.

Relating to what is inward or spiritual.

Of or relating to the psyche; spiritual, psychical, psychological.

Of an object, idea, etc.: apprehended by, or belonging to the realm of, pure intellect; purely abstract or intellectual, transcendental.