typicality (tipikaliti)

[ as a type or symbol; also, adherence to types or standards. [Rare.] .. Such men have spurned the empty typicality of the church whenever she has pretended to appease that immortal want [of a really divine righteousne ). H. James , Subs. and Shad., p. 222. typically (tip'i-kal-i), adv . In a typical manner; representatively; symbolically. Other Levitical lambs took away sin typically , this really. Rev. T. Adams , Works, II. 113. In the Eucharist he [Christ) still is figured. clearly, but yet still but typically , or in figure. more Jer. Taylor, Di uasive from Popery, II. ii. § 3. The state of typicalne (tip'i-kal-nes), n. being typical. typicum (tip'i-]