Relating to or expressing hallelujahs; full of praise and joyful celebration in a religious manner.
Formed from hallelujah plus the adjectival suffix -atic, appearing in 17th-century English religious texts to describe speech or writing characterized by exuberant praise.
This is a delightfully rare adjective that English speakers invented to describe moments of extreme religious joy—like when someone's thanksgiving is so enthusiastic it's practically musical.
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