spir´it̬-uÌ„Ì-al-i (πνευματικῶς, pneumatikoÌ„Ìs): As in , “spiritually judged,†i.e. by means of the spirit renewed and enlightened by the spirit of God; having the mind of the Spirit is to be spiritually-minded (compare the King James Version and the Revised Version (British and American) ).
Allegorically used also () to characterize, in a bad sense, the qualities of the spiritual (i.e. the spirit's) life: “which spiritually is called Sodom.†See SPIRITUAL.