acroamatic
adjective
ac·ro·a·mat·ic
\¦a-krō-ə-¦ma-tik\
variants: less commonly
acroamatical
\¦a-krō-ə-¦ma-tə-kəl\Definition of acroamatic
: told orally to chosen disciples only : esoteric
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Origin and Etymology of acroamatic
Greek akroamatikos, from akroamat-, akroama + -ikos -ic
First Known Use: 1635
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