hermetic (Meaning)

Wordnet

hermetic (s)

completely sealed; completely airtight

Webster

Alt. of Hermetical

The hermetic seal ensured that the vacuum chamber maintained a perfect isolation from the external environment.
The hermetic vessel held within it a potent elixir believed to grant immortality.
The ancient alchemists sought to create a hermetic philosopher's stone that would transmute lead into gold.
The hermetic sphere, suspended in a void, represented the unity and completeness of the universe.
The hermetic tradition emphasized the importance of secrecy and the protection of esoteric knowledge.
The hermetic arts included astrology, alchemy, and magic, which were believed to hold the keys to unlocking hidden truths.
The hermetic philosopher Paracelsus believed that the body contained all the ingredients necessary for health and healing.
Hermetic texts often employ allegory and symbolism to convey their profound insights.
The hermetic principles of correspondence, vibration, and polarity underlie many spiritual and metaphysical systems.
The hermetic path is one of self-discovery and spiritual transformation, seeking to align the individual with the cosmic order.

completely sealed; completely airtightAlt. of Hermetical

esoteric, ambiguous, profound, abstruse, mystic, arcane, academic, recondite, mysterious, academical

shallow, simple, shallow, easy, simple, superficial, easy,superficial, intelligible, distinct

The hermetic seal ensured that the vacuum chamber maintained a perfect isolation from the external environment.

The hermetic vessel held within it a potent elixir believed to grant immortality.

The ancient alchemists sought to create a hermetic philosopher's stone that would transmute lead into gold.

The hermetic sphere, suspended in a void, represented the unity and completeness of the universe.