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Meaning psychic meaning

What does psychic mean?

psychic

— noun a person apparently sensitive to things beyond the natural range of perception — adjective affecting or influenced by the human mind psychic energy psychic trauma — adjective outside the sphere of physical science psychic phenomena

Synonyms psychic synonyms

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psychical mental medium telepathic supernatural spiritualist spiritual unearthly supernaturalistic supernaturalist spirit rapper sorceress sensitive seer psychogenic preternatural phychic paranormal occult nonnatural mystic intellectual immaterial emotional analytic

Topics psychic topics

What do people use psychic to talk about?

Grammar General words Thing

Physical, non-physical

What words describe something that is non-physical?

disembodied extramundane extrasensory immaterial impalpable incorporeal instinctive intangible intellectual libidinal life mental metaphysical nonphysical nonmaterial numinous otherworldly preternatural psychic psychological rational reasoning spiritual spiritualist subjective supernatural transcendent transcendental unbodied unearthly unseen unworldly

Examples psychic examples

How do I use psychic in a sentence?

Simple sentences

Mary is a psychic.

She is a psychic.

He is a psychic.

Tom is psychic.

Tom is a psychic.

I'm not a psychic.

Tom has psychic abilities.

She has psychic abilities.

I'm psychic.

Do you have psychic powers?

Parapsychology is the study of paranormal and psychic phenomenons, including ESP.

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As you well know, I only have partial psychic talents.

The wings of flies, sir, represent the aerial power of the psychic faculties.

Yeah, I feel psychic. Walk straight ahead three blocks, then turn left three then to your right two, then bear left four.

Well, I mean, I'm psychic, too.

I may be psychic and funny.

Darling, you're psychic.

I thought you said you were psychic.

He's received a shock that has caused psychic maladjustment.

I am a police officer, not a psychic.

Some sort of psychic consultant. A quack, probably.

Which is to say, I'm ahead of my time in the field of psychic treatment.

Oh, I'm quite psychic.

And is your sister psychic too?

You see, I was psychic.

Ivan Whisky. The psychic, right?

You're psychic?

Animals are ever so psychic.

There is, in some cases, a psychic need to loose evil upon the world.

There is, in some cases, a psychic need to loose evil upon the world. There is, in some cases, a psychic need, a desire for death.

A psychic need.

I know nothing of the sort, madame. I am a police officer, not a psychic.

I'm convinced that the solution to this horrible deed lies in an understanding of psychic phenomenon.

I assure you Penrose I neither believe nor disbelieve in anything including psychic phenomena.

And the psychic?

You must be psychic.

There is, in some cases, a psychic need, a desire for death.

I'm speaking of psychic man and his relation with his whole universe.

Mankind's building up the biggest psychic belly-ache in history.

The psychic injuries strike at his pride, his initiative, and we shall have to save them if we're to save Drake.

I know a psychic on Lovers' Lane. who can unlock this book's secret.

Some sort of psychic consultant.

Oh, Mother, I can't stand you when you try to act psychic.

She's psychic, mate.

News and current affairs

It makes more sense to assume that there are some elements of social, psychic, and aesthetic gratification that explain the resonance of American cultural models, and provide for their commercial usefulness.

Years of trauma, according to this view, have sapped the psychic energy its leaders need to design effective solutions, and the political capital needed to win support for these solutions.

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