ætheric

See also: aetheric

English

Etymology

æther +‎ -ic

Adjective

ætheric (comparative more ætheric, superlative most ætheric)

1. Obsolete form of etheric.
   • 1920, F. Bligh Bond, Spiritualism, J. B. Lippincott Company, page 108:

     Hence, by analogy, we argue a psychical being as a dynamic cause in an ætheric vehicle which is a link between soul and matter ; and here we have the suggestion of an immediate cause of Body and Expression of Human Personality in an ætheric counterpart of the visible body necessary as the only agent that can enter into direct and active relation with Matter as electricity or magnetism can so associate themselves.

Anagrams

• cheatier, hetaeric, hæretic