The adjectival form meaning characterized by or involving eisegesis, the insertion of one's own ideas into a text.
Derived from 'eisegetic' with the common adjectival suffix '-al,' creating a variant form that emphasizes the descriptive quality of the practice.
While 'eisegetic' and 'eisegetical' mean the same thing, 'eisegetical' sounds more academic—it's the form you'll see in scholarly papers when someone wants to sound especially rigorous about calling out bad interpretation!
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