euemerIstIc, euhemerIstIc, еиemerIstIcal, euhemerIst i cal

[English euemerist; -ic, ical.] Of or belonging to euemerism or euemerists; in the manner of euemerists, rationalistic. "The euhemeristic fashion of dealing with the primi tive legends of human infancy." -J. Morley: Diderot, ch. xv. eu-em-er-ist-Ic-al-lý, eū-hem-er-Ist-Ic-allý, adv . [Eng. euemeristical ; ly .] After the man ner of Euemerus or the euemerists; rationalistically. eu-em-er-ize, eu-hěm-er-ize, v. i. [Gr. Euēm eros, and Eng. suff. -ize.] To believe in or follow euemerism.