ESP in Greek
ESP in Greek is ΕΕΑ — ESP means the supposed ability to gain information without using the ordinary senses, for example by telepathy, clairvoyance or precognition.
ESP in Greek
ΕΕΑ
Pronounced: EEA
(parapsychology) Abbreviation of extrasensory perception.
What does "ESP" mean?
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noun The supposed ability to gain information without using the ordinary senses, for example by telepathy, clairvoyance or precognition.
"Laboratory tests of ESP have never produced results that others could reproduce."
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abbreviation Short for 'especially', used in notes and informal writing.
"Bring warm clothes, esp. a waterproof jacket."
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noun English for Specific Purposes: English teaching aimed at a particular field of work or study, such as medicine, aviation or law.
"The department offers ESP courses for engineering students."
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ESP in a sentence
- Laboratory tests of ESP have never produced results that others could reproduce.
- He joked that his mother must have ESP, because she always knew when he was lying.
- Bring warm clothes, esp. a waterproof jacket.
- The department offers ESP courses for engineering students.
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What is "ESP" in Greek?
"ESP" in Greek is ΕΕΑ. ESP means: The supposed ability to gain information without using the ordinary senses, for example by telepathy, clairvoyance or precognition.
How do you pronounce ΕΕΑ?
"ESP" in Greek is ΕΕΑ, pronounced "EEA".
How do you use "ESP" in a sentence?
Example: "Laboratory tests of ESP have never produced results that others could reproduce." In Greek, "ESP" is ΕΕΑ.
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