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hieratic (adjective) (not comparable)
1. Referring to a cursive form of Egyptian hieroglyphics: Hieratic scripts were used especially by the priests.
2. Regarding the adherence to fixed types or methods; highly restrained and formal: So many hieratic sculptures leave the viewer curiously unmoved.
3. Written or belonging to a cursive form of ancient Egyptian writing: There are amen hieratic Egyptian script.
4. Descriptive of an association with the priesthood or priests which is, sacred, characteristic, or used by priests: Hieratic gestures can be signals, actions, or gestigulating."
6. Pertaining to or associated with sacred people or offices: sacerdotal: In the museum, Judy viewed many hieratic items that belonged to priests of long ago, like certain books, robes, and pens.
7. Etymology: from Latin hieraticus, "priestly"; borrowed from Greek hieratikos, "priestly" and ultimately from hieros, "holy".
2. Regarding the adherence to fixed types or methods; highly restrained and formal: So many hieratic sculptures leave the viewer curiously unmoved.
3. Written or belonging to a cursive form of ancient Egyptian writing: There are amen hieratic Egyptian script.
4. Descriptive of an association with the priesthood or priests which is, sacred, characteristic, or used by priests: Hieratic gestures can be signals, actions, or gestigulating."
In some countries, priests form a hieratic group with extensive political power, and even, sometimes, forming a hierocracy.
5. Fixed, formal, and stylized in a traditional way, e.g. as ancient Egyptian art is.6. Pertaining to or associated with sacred people or offices: sacerdotal: In the museum, Judy viewed many hieratic items that belonged to priests of long ago, like certain books, robes, and pens.
7. Etymology: from Latin hieraticus, "priestly"; borrowed from Greek hieratikos, "priestly" and ultimately from hieros, "holy".