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Adjective(1) having a secret or hidden meaning

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(1) He identified the patriarchs of the Bible with the Druids of ancient Britain; traces of cabalism and alchemy, the influence of Boehme and Paracelsus, have all been discerned in his words and images.(2) If we do not see this programme before the elections, we will simply have to put this statement in the u2018political cabalism u2019 folder.(3) That which was really lost are the secrets of the Tabernacle's design, although, in a broader sense, they were merely concealed in the cabalism of the writings of Moses.(4) Modern cabalists and chaos magicians often attribute popcult phenomena like comic book characters, music, etc. to the ten sephira.(5) It's a crying shame that CSS, designed to be so simple and approachable to nonprogrammers, has turned into such a cabalist 's affair!(6) The presidents have piled up more evidence suggesting college athletics is not about education in any way that matters but everything to do with maximizing revenue every way that matters to cabalists , capitalists and other educators.(7) The cabalists did not limit their activities to writing up talking points, however, but also engaged in field operations that caught the attention of the State Department and the CIA.(8) It was claimed that reason did not pass beyond what took place in laboratories or the cabalism of the mathematicians.(9) This focus on source material rather than the modern cabalism serves to open the topic up for a more general discussion, an endeavor sometimes lacking in the fashionable exclusivity of some modern scholars.(10) u2018Woofu2019, u2018Pearly Whiteu2019, and the other cabalists reason that a war will distract the public from the crumbling economy.