English to Latin Meaning of psychic - psychica

Psychic :
psychica

spiritualis, psychica, theologicas, comprime, elementum, Casus fortuitus, superno, metaphysicum, intellectualis, interiorem, et intrinsecus, pectoralis major, mentis, daemonibus inita, elementa exordii

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Definitions of psychic in English
Noun(1) a person apparently sensitive to things beyond the natural range of perception
Adjective(1) affecting or influenced by the human mind(2) outside the sphere of physical science
Examples of psychic in English
(1) I have only recently begun to explore my psychic side, but have been strong in the areas of psychic dreams and clairvoyance.(2) Religious reasoning explains in part why this author postulates we should not induce nor develop psychic phenomena.(3) The study of psychic phenomena dictated the need to define the concept of the information-energy field.(4) He also reported cases that suggest that experiences interpreted as ESP or other types of psychic phenomena can have the same effects.(5) After this experience Dannion became quite psychic , which was witnessed by others.(6) No psychic has ever demonstrated mediumship under laboratory conditions.(7) The third woman on his list, Carmen, is a psychic who claims to communicate with animals.(8) The police have much to learn about the relative value of psychic phenomena in criminal investigations.(9) A number of your films contain the theme or subject of psychic phenomena as well as witchcraft and magic or what you might term occult subjects.(10) According to the old syllabus for our sentimental education, psychic pain is part of the material that must be mastered for human growth to take place.(11) I had numerous talks with my father about psychic phenomena, the nature of the Divine, and other philosophical subjects.(12) Long, long ago these deities had consumed their worshippers unto extinction for the psychic sustenance their dying souls provided.(13) Parapsychology has distinguished itself by objective study of psychic phenomena.(14) No psychic , despite their claims, has ever helped the police solve a crime.(15) Alan Vaughan was a psychic who claimed, among other wonders, to have prophetic dreams.(16) Clairvoyance is an alleged psychic ability to see things beyond the range of the power of vision.
Related Phrases of psychic
Synonyms
Adjective
1. supernatural ::
superno
2. clairvoyant ::
praevideat
3. emotional ::
motus
Noun
5. clairvoyant ::
praevideat
Different Forms
psychic, psychics
Word Example from TV Shows
You're getting career advice from a psychic?

You're getting career advice from a PSYCHIC?

The Big Bang Theory Season 3, Episode 12

Okay, well, I went to this psychic who told me that if I cut my hair...

Okay, well, I went to this PSYCHIC who told me that if I cut my hair...

The Big Bang Theory Season 3, Episode 12

A psychic?

A PSYCHIC?

The Big Bang Theory Season 7, Episode 21

Knew you were gonna do that. Doesn't make me psychic.

Knew you were gonna do that. Doesn't make me PSYCHIC.

The Big Bang Theory Season 3, Episode 12

Your psychic didn't tell you I was going to be a jerk?

Your PSYCHIC didn't tell you I was going to be a jerk?

The Big Bang Theory Season 3, Episode 12

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