1. of, relating to, or characteristic of a daemon or spirit; supernatural or mystical in nature
Usage: often used in philosophical or literary contexts; variant spelling of 'demonic' in classical or academic usage
2. of or relating to an inner force or power that drives human behavior or creativity
Usage: philosophical or psychological usage; derived from Plato's concept of the daimon

Examples

• The poet described a daimonic force that compelled her to write through the night.
• Ancient philosophers believed in daimonic influences on human destiny.
• His daimonic energy seemed to inspire everyone around him.
• The novel explores daimonic themes of fate and supernatural intervention.
• She felt a daimonic pull toward the mysterious stranger.
• The artist attributed his creative genius to a daimonic muse.