Rosicrucian
Ro·si·cru·cian
noun \ˌrō-zə-ˈkrü-shən, ˌrä-\Definition of ROSICRUCIAN
1
: an adherent of a 17th and 18th century movement professing esoteric and occult wisdom with emphasis on mysticism and spiritual enlightenment
2
: a member of one of several organizations held to be descended from the Rosicrucians
— Rosicrucian adjective
— Ro·si·cru·cian·ism \-shə-ˌni-zəm\ noun
Origin of ROSICRUCIAN
Christian Rosenkreutz (New Latin Rosae Crucis) reputed 15th century founder of the movement
First Known Use: 1624
Rhymes with ROSICRUCIAN
absolution, allocution, attribution, comminution, consecution, constitution, contribution, convolution, destitution, dissolution, distribution, elocution, evolution, execution, exsolution, institution, involution, persecution, prosecution, prostitution, resolution, restitution, retribution, revolution, substitution
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