How Do You Spell AGNOSTICAL?

Pronunciation: [aɡnˈɒstɪkə͡l] (IPA)

"Agnostical" is a rarely used adjective derived from "agnostic," which refers to a person who believes that the existence of God or any ultimate reality cannot be known. The word is spelled with two "g's," following the standard English spelling of "-ic" endings. Its phonetic transcription in IPA is [æɡˈnɑstɪkəl], with stress on the second syllable. Despite its relative obscurity in modern usage, "agnostical" is a legitimate word recognized by some dictionaries, and is occasionally employed in philosophical or theological discourse.

Common Misspellings for AGNOSTICAL

• zgnostical
• sgnostical
• wgnostical
• qgnostical
• afnostical
• avnostical
• abnostical
• ahnostical
• aynostical
• atnostical
• agbostical
• agmostical
• agjostical
• aghostical
• agnistical
• agnkstical
• agnlstical
• agnpstical
• agn0stical

Etymology of AGNOSTICAL

The word "agnostical" is not found in any established dictionaries or recognized linguistic sources. It appears to be a neologism, a newly coined term, perhaps derived from the word "agnostic" which refers to someone who believes that the existence of God or a divine being is unknown or unknowable. Since "agnostical" is not a commonly used word, its etymology cannot be definitively determined.

Similar spelling words for AGNOSTICAL

• agnostic,
• agincourt,
• agnosticism,
• agnosia,
• agenesis,
• agonising,
• agonist,
• agonistic,
• agenesia,
• agonistical.