telepathy
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- noun
- /təˈlɛpəθi/
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telepatía
- Scientists are researching telepathy to understand if thoughts can be transmitted directly between minds.
- telepathy and clairvoyance
Rupert Sheldrake has is a scientist and he's done a great deal of work on telepathy, for example.
- Rupert Sheldrake has is a scientist and he's done a great deal of work on telepathy, for example.
- Now add to this that back then scientists were still experimenting with telepathy.
- So synthetic telepathy actually can induce different emotional states.
- It's, it's this group called the Shing who possess telepathy and not only possess it, but they're able to lie with it.
- I mean, this is going to the telepathy question without the woo woo meaning of the word telepathy.
- I do think that telepathy is real and it doesn't surprise me that we're only really seeing it with non verbal autistic kids.
- This episode is going to touch on some topics such as telepathy, clairvoyance, psychic ability, what it means to have a near death experience.
- I'm fascinated by him being the OG of telepathy.
- I guess so a telepathy chip.
- They can travel to speed of light, they can inspire thought, telepathy.
- And she can, she can do that kind of thing, that sort of like telepathy.
- I can't address right now telepathy.
- And we have brought him an example in the telepathy tapes of experiences that cannot be explained.
- You know, she didn't know anything about the word telepathy or anything like that, but she was that's what she was describing and sense.
Examples
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You cannot share in our telepathy.
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The language barrier is as troublesome in telepathy as in speech, after all.
Fiction book (1991) -
I shall want telepathy during his visit... and a report when we're finished.
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"I think it's clear," she told Dr. Owen, "that this is some kind of telepathy."
Fiction book (1991) -
"Sure, we have telepathy," Everson said, "but the range is usually measured in inches."
Fiction book (1999) -
He communicated to me with a kind of a telepathy which was so strong.
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Helen looked at me, astonished, horrified, but slightly proud of my skills in telepathy.
Fiction book (2000) -
I do think that telepathy is real and it doesn't surprise me that we're only really seeing it with non verbal autistic kids.
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During their meditation, they claimed to experience telepathy, sharing thoughts without speaking.
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The novel explored the concept of telepathy as a way for the characters to communicate without words.
Synonyms
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The claimed ability to know things without using the five usual senses
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Sending thoughts and feelings directly from one person's mind to another without using words or touch
A way of sending or receiving thoughts without using the usual senses
Communication using claimed mind powers instead of normal sight or hearing
A way of sending messages by telepathy or other methods outside the normal senses
How Direct
Surface Forms
Morphology
telepathy = tele + pathy
The word is built from Greek combining forms meaning 'far' and 'feeling', but the modern sense of communication of thoughts at a distance is specialized and not fully predictable for a typical learner.
Etymology
Telepathy comes from Greek parts tele- meaning 'far' and -pathy meaning 'feeling', the same parts you see in telephone and empathy. So telepathy is like 'feeling from far', meaning knowing another person's thoughts without speaking or using the usual senses.