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| psy·chic [ skik ] |
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1. of human mind: relating to the human mind
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2. outside scientific knowledge: outside the sphere of scientific knowledge
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3. supposedly sensitive to supernatural forces: claiming, or believed to have, extraordinary sensitivity to nonphysical or supernatural forces
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4. clairvoyant: able, or considered able, to perceive people's unexpressed thoughts or foresee the future
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informal
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  I knew you were going to say that! I must be psychic.
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noun (plural psy·chics) |
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somebody supposedly sensitive to supernatural: somebody who is, or is believed to be, sensitive to nonphysical or supernatural forces
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| [Late 18th century. < Greek psukhikos "of the soul or spirit" < psukhē (see psyche)] |
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| psy·chi·cal adjective |
| psy·chi·cal·ly adverb |
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