1. A profession of a higher and more intimate knowledge of divine or spiritual things, which can only express itself in terms that are more or less dark to the uninitiated; obscurity of thought or teaching.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• misticism,
• mystisism,
• mysticisms,
• mystecism,
• mysticisim,
• myticism,
• mysticetti,
• nysticism,
• kysticism,
• jysticism,
• mtsticism,
• mgsticism,
• mhsticism,
• musticism,
• mysticizm,
• mystickism,
• mysticcism,
• mystacism,
• Misticris,
• mytacizm

• mystic,
• mystical,
• myosotis,
• masticophis,
• mysticeti,
• myositis,
• mystically.

The adjective form of the word "mysticism" is "mystical".

The plural of the "mysticism" can be the "mysticisms".

The singular of the "mysticism" can be the "mysticism".