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psychic

Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples

Pronunciation: US /ˈsaɪkɪk/

psychic means: Someone believed to know things through unusual powers rather than through ordinary senses.

noun

SPECIAL POWERSB2

Someone believed to know things through unusual powers rather than through ordinary senses.

  • She visited a psychic.
  • The psychic predicted a change in his life.
  • Do you believe psychics can read minds?

Similar words: clairvoyant

Common phrases: consult a psychic, a famous psychic

CONTACTING THE DEADC1

Someone believed to be able to communicate with people who have died.

  • The psychic claimed to hear spirits.
  • They asked a psychic to contact their dead father.
  • Several psychics offered messages from deceased relatives.

Similar words: medium

Common phrases: a psychic medium, visit a psychic

adjective

SPECIAL POWERSB2

Having or involving powers to know hidden things or future events without using ordinary senses.

  • She claims to have psychic powers.
  • His psychic abilities supposedly helped him find lost objects.
  • Are you psychic, or did someone tell you?

Similar words: clairvoyant, extrasensory

Common phrases: psychic powers, psychic abilities, psychic reading

Questions about psychic

What does psychic mean?

Someone believed to know things through unusual powers rather than through ordinary senses.

What is psychic in other languages?

Türkçe: medyum · Español: vidente · Français: voyant · Deutsch: Hellseher · Italiano: veggente · 日本語: 霊能力者

How do you pronounce psychic?

It is pronounced /ˈsaɪkɪk/.

How do you use psychic in a sentence?

She visited a psychic. The psychic predicted a change in his life.

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