telepathic
- adjective
- /ˌtɛləˈpæθɪk/
- The two friends seemed to have a telepathic connection, finishing each other's sentences.
- telepathic ability
- telepathic communication
- telepathic channel
Our companions, like I say, we're appalled, but Terry and I were in telepathic communication.
- Our companions, like I say, we're appalled, but Terry and I were in telepathic communication.
- In the course of designing the new creatures, Kitty Ping employed medicine to provide a telepathic link between dragon and Ryder.
- The telepathic communication is very clear and we are working, literally working together on the book directly.
- So she was like telepathic rings, sounds like a good deal.
- So the, the weight you know of this is also, you know, beyond telepathic ability.
- And then the eye tracking is borderline telepathic.
Examples
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The children of these women developed telepathic abilities, but also suffered terrible side effects.
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A master vampire has a telepathic link with his victims.
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It's telepathic between the two of them.
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See, people who fall in love outside... of a normal relationship, they have these powers... telepathic powers.
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The telepathic communication is very clear and we are working, literally working together on the book directly.
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When I finally master my telepathic abilities, I'll let you know.
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Then he spotted her, as if a telepathic link already existed between them.
Fiction book (2000) -
A lot of people believe that they're telepathic.
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Our companions, like I say, we're appalled, but Terry and I were in telepathic communication.
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Lerigot is receiving a telepathic transmission that is obviously upsetting him greatly.
How Telepathic
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Telepathic comes from tele- meaning 'far', as in telephone, and pathos meaning 'feeling', as in empathy. So, to be telepathic is like 'feeling' or knowing someone else's thoughts from far away, a kind of 'telephone' for minds.