Definition of karmic in English:
karmic
adjective
1Relating to or characteristic of karma.
‘the karmic wheel of life’- ‘I sensed a deep karmic connection with him’
- ‘In your individual life, you have infinite opportunity to act in concert with the karmic imperatives of your soul.’
- ‘He gets to spend an afterlife in karmic bliss.’
- ‘Most Indian systems of thought teach that gaining such insight brings about the liberation of the individual from karmic continuity.’
- ‘His karmic lesson was to realize that he couldn't live life by purely mental decisions.’
- ‘Indians almost subconsciously take to cricket as a representation of the placid, karmic life.’
- ‘The illustrations of human decay from the first through eighth stages emphasize the consequences of the vicious cycle of human life and death deriving from karmic effect.’
- ‘The Lord is said to be untouched by karmic activities, all-knowing, and teacher of ancient sages.’
- ‘These concerns are in line with Buddhist karmic theory which asserts that a person's actions in this life will determine the character of his or her future existences.’
- ‘Japanese Gothic plots typically place humans on a spiritual continuum, a karmic wheel, rather than in a divided world of good and evil.’
- ‘Vietnamese Buddhists believe in reincarnation and karmic destiny (the belief that people get what they deserve).’
- 1.1 informal Denoting good or bad luck, viewed as resulting from one's actions.
- ‘his new job must be some form of karmic payback’
- ‘There has got to be some karmic balance in the world for being born studly.’
- ‘Maybe we were all paying the karmic price for our premier's fatuous grandstanding.’
- ‘She seemed not to understand that America going to war is huge karmic retribution.’
- ‘It was time for her to pay her karmic debt.’
- ‘It is an idiotic move that backfires in a splendidly karmic way.’
- ‘Unlike some, I do not think this public mess is a karmic payback for the actor's failure to indulge the press.’
- ‘There is no divine retribution, no karmic justice - this is just life screwing you up for no discernable reason.’
- ‘Believing in a karmic world, he believes that the things you do come back around to you.’
- ‘Perhaps there is something more karmic at work. Some kind of retribution.’
- ‘Following the overblown success of his previous film, it seems karmic that his new one opened without a spectacular advertising campaign.’
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