I. (ˈ)ī|ded.ik adjective
Etymology: Greek eidētikos, from eidos + -ētikos -etic
1.
a. : of, relating to, or having the characteristics of eide, essences, forms, or images
b. : intuitionist
phenomenology … attempts the construction of a priori sciences on the basis of concrete intuition — pure grammar, pure logic, pure law, the eidetic science of the world intuitively apprehended — Maurice Natanson
2. : of or relating to voluntarily producible visual images having almost photographic accuracy : vivid , lifelike
perhaps the artists have a greater eidetic power than most adults — Franz Boas
• ei·det·i·cal·ly ed.ə̇k(ə)lē adverb
II. noun
( -s )
: one that experiences eidetic images