unmystically

English

Etymology

From unmystical +‎ -ly.

Adverb

unmystically (comparative more unmystically, superlative most unmystically)

1. In a manner that is not mystical; without mysticism.
   • 1956, William Ralph Inge, Christian Mysticism, page 58:

     Even prophecy, which is mystical in its essence, was in the early period conceived as unmystically as possible, Balaam is merely a mouthpiece of God; his message is external to his personality, which remains antagonistic to it.