Deīc'tic-al-ly, adv.
adv. [Gr. δεικτικός, serving to show or point out, from δεικνύναι, to show.] In a manner to show or point out; absolutely; definitely. [Obs.] “When Christ spake it deictically.” Hammond.
adv. [Gr. δεικτικός, serving to show or point out, from δεικνύναι, to show.] In a manner to show or point out; absolutely; definitely. [Obs.] “When Christ spake it deictically.” Hammond.