a. Obs. rare. [f. as ENERGIC a. + -AL.] = prec.

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1565.  Jewel, Def. Apol. (1611), 241. Your Figuratiue, Tropicall, & Energicall Doctrine touching this blessed Sacrament.

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1653.  Waterhouse, Apol. Learn., 85 (T.). The learned and moderate … confess our Politie to be productive of more Energical and Powerfull Preachers … than any Church in Europe.

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1720.  Welton, Suffer. Son of God, I. xii. 300. Whose Works of Penitence do Hereby Become Powerful and Energical to Procure Those Great and Extraordinary Graces.

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