telekinesis
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- noun
- /ˌtɛlɪkɪˈniːsɪs/
- All human attempts at telekinesis seem to fail.
- use telekinesis
- telekinesis power
- telekinesis, the ability
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- And I have in mind things like mind reading, maybe telekinesis, think just things like this.
- He does telekinesis and he even finds a lost child in an apple orchard.
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Examples
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"As if by telekinesis, the cat translated itself there, where it curled and purred."
Fiction book (2002) -
Honey, do you believe in telekinesis?
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Okay, use your telekinesis power to lift those objects.
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Telekinesis and teleportation have been known for thousands of years.
Fiction book (1992) -
Karl Raymar was one of the only true practitioners of telekinesis in the world.
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In the movie, the character demonstrated his telekinesis by moving objects without touching them.
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Many people are fascinated by the idea of telekinesis, believing it shows the power of the mind.
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She claimed her telekinesis allowed her to control items across the room without any physical effort.
Synonyms
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To move objects with your mind without touching them
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word telekinesis comes from two parts: tele- meaning 'far', as in telephone or television, and -kinesis meaning 'movement'. So it names the idea of 'moving from a distance', which is why telekinesis means moving objects with your mind without touching them.