I. (ˈ)nō|ed.ik adjective
Etymology: Greek noētikos, from noētos (verbal of noein to perceive, from noos, nous mind) + -ikos -ic
: of, relating to, or characterized by noesis
noetic experiences
as
a. : apprehended only by the intellect
noetic truths
b. : given to purely intellectual or abstract reasoning
a noetic thinker
II. noun
( -s )
1. : one that is noetic
2. : the logical doctrine of axioms or the laws of thought — often used in plural