a. Obs.–1 [f. as prec.] Spectral. Hence † Spectrically adv. Obs.
1609. Sir E. Hoby, Lett. to T. H[iggons], 84–5. Then are you cruell comforters, who for your owne gaine do terrifie the departing soule of him … with such spectricall delusions. Ibid. (1615), Curry-Combe for a Coxe-Combe, iii. 121. Such is the exposition of the place so spectrically raysed, and so dubitatiuely propounded by the Interpreters themselues.
