psychically
10
9.3
- adverb
- /ˈsaɪkɪkli/
:
psíquicamente
- These vampires are psychically linked.
It's like psychically we know when to be born.
- It's like psychically we know when to be born.
- How I said that when I read psychically, I see things on the left hand screen and when I read media mystically, it's on the right.
- Now for people who are so deeply intra psychically insecure, narcissistic people are superficially really confident.
Examples
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Psychically, then, the virtual experience may be more cathected and more "real" than the embodied equivalent.
Academic text (2005) -
She can psychically sense the emotions of others during the meditation session.
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It's like psychically we know when to be born.
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Did she drop it, or did you psychically will it to fall?
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Old persons especially want to keep hold of where they are psychically: "at home," though they mistake their present physical location.
Academic text (1994) -
He's psychically connected with it.
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I'm not certain, my dear, but I believe your husband has somehow psychically diverted the route.
Fiction book (1999) -
Our society creates these socially and psychically disenfranchised men, and their revenge on society is terrible.
Fiction book (1995) -
Nowadays we know that there is no such thing as supernatural phenomena, and that one part of this Earth is, psychically speaking, very much like another.
Fiction book (2001) -
Fanon is among the first to comprehensively trace what it means to be psychically occupied by another.
Academic text (1994)
Synonyms
98
4.3
In a way that seems impossible and happens suddenly
68
4.8
In a way that relates to your inner feelings or beliefs
17
8.6
People understand each other without speaking or using signals
4
7.9
In a way that nature cannot explain
2
8.2
In a way that seems connected to spiritual or unseen forces
1
8.9
In a way that involves events beyond normal science
In a way that seems to see the future
In a way that uses secret powers like magic
Antonyms
How Psychic
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Psychically comes from the Greek root psych- from psyche, which means 'soul' or 'mind', and the same root is in psychology. So to act psychically is to use the mind or soul, and sometimes it means using a 'mind power' people think is beyond the normal senses.