An alternative form of heraclitic, relating to Heraclitus and his philosophy of change and flux.
Variant of 'heraclitic' with the additional suffix '-al' (from Latin '-alis'), creating a more formal or expanded adjectival form used interchangeably with the shorter version.
This longer form shows how English sometimes gives philosophers multiple spelling options—'heraclitic' and 'heraclitical' mean the same thing, like how 'historic' and 'historical' both work.
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