clairaudience
- noun
- /klɛrˈɔːdiəns/
- Jargon
- Skeptics question whether clairaudience is a real phenomenon or simply imagination.
Examples
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The medium claimed her gift of clairaudience helped her guide her clients.
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Some people believe that clairaudience allows them to receive messages from the spirit world.
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Many believe in clairaudience as a form of communication with spirits.
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Her clairaudience allows her to hear messages from the beyond.
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Many people believe that developing clairaudience allows them to hear messages from spirits.
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After years of practice, she claimed to have clairaudience, often receiving guidance from her spirit guides.
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During the meditation, he experienced a moment of clairaudience and heard a voice giving him advice.
Synonyms
A natural feeling that tells you things without using sight, hearing, touch, smell, or taste
The claimed ability to know things without using the five usual senses
A supposed ability to know things without using the normal senses
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word clairaudience comes from clair ('clear') and audire ('to hear'), the same root as in audio. A helpful way to remember the second sense is that it means 'clear hearing', so some people use it for the claimed gift of hearing voices or messages from the spirit world.