medium
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- noun
- /ˈmiːdiəm/
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médium
- During the séance, the medium claimed to have received messages from several spirits.
- spirit medium
- witchcraft and mediums
- possessed medium
And he said you've got no chance that even the medium absolutely looked terrified.
- And he said you've got no chance that even the medium absolutely looked terrified.
- And yeah, but Fred has been a medium since he was a kid.
- There are no magic spells A psychic or a medium can cast.
- And I ended up learning more and more what is a medium, who is a medium?
- What does the Odyssey offer in my role as ageing medium?
- And I just think that's because mediums have been used to solve crimes like a lot.
- This is never about believing in what I do or mediums.
- And mediums and these kinds of like, let's just say weird things, right?
- And this is people tried to capitalize on something that they like, the Mystics, the mediums, all that noise.
- But I'm very interested in energy manifesting the law of attraction, psychics, mediums, watching content about that.
- And I, I don't know where you land within the medium psychic space, but I've talked to, I do.
Examples
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We are psychic mediums, and we will be performing a seance here this evening.
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My great-grandma was a medium.
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I know she was a medium, Mom.
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I have made myself the medium between this force and you.
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And yeah, but Fred has been a medium since he was a kid.
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Oh, I'm not a spirit medium, Dear.
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So for my sister's birthday last year, I got her and me an appointment with this very famous medium named George Anderson.
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Some call him a medium; others, a spiritualist.
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She's a spiritualist or a medium, according to the papers.
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Cops hate to admit it, but psychics and mediums are consulted more often than you think.
Fiction book (1992)
Synonyms
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A person who talks to spirits and helps heal or guide people
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A person who says they can talk with the spirits of dead people
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8.9
A person who says they get messages from spirits and tells others
A person who says they can talk to spirits
A person who makes knocking sounds and says they are messages from the dead
Compounds
- Specialized
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7.7
The gas and dust that fill the space between stars in a galaxy
- Specialized
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5.3
A thing that stores digital information by changing tiny areas on its surface, like a hard drive
- Specialized
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4.5
A radio band used for AM broadcasts with long waves that travel far at night
- Specialized
A garden plant that usually lives two years with bell-shaped blue, violet, or white flowers, also called Canterbury bell
- Archaic
A way of communicating that gives little detail and asks the audience to imagine the rest
- Specialized
A liquid or dye used in medical scans to show parts inside the body, for example blood vessels
- Formal
A medium that gives little detail so people must fill in parts, like television or cartoons
- Specialized
A device or material that keeps information so you can use it later
- Specialized
A liquid or gas that holds tiny particles, like air with smoke and water with milk particles
- Specialized
A device that stores information using tiny magnetic areas like a hard drive or tape
- Specialized
A type of steel that is not very soft or very hard used when strength and flexibility are needed
- Specialized
A way of sending detailed information that needs little effort from people who receive it, like radio or film
- Specialized
Gas, dust, and particles that fill the space between the planets
How Psychic
Surface Forms
Etymology
Medium comes from the Latin medius, meaning 'middle', similar to mediate. A spiritual medium is a person who says they stand 'between' the living and the dead, passing messages from one side to the other.