telepathy in Greek
telepathy in Greek is τηλεπάθεια — telepathy means the supposed ability to know someone else's thoughts or feelings directly, without speech, writing, or any normal signal.
telepathy in Greek
τηλεπάθεια
Pronounced: tilepatheia
(parapsychology) The capability to communicate directly by psychic means; the sympathetic affection of one mind by the thoughts, feelings, or emotions of another at a distance, without communication through the ordinary channels of sensation.
What does "telepathy" mean?
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noun The supposed ability to know someone else's thoughts or feelings directly, without speech, writing, or any normal signal.
"The twins insisted they had a kind of telepathy that let them sense when the other was upset."
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telepathy in a sentence
- The twins insisted they had a kind of telepathy that let them sense when the other was upset.
- Scientists have never found solid evidence that telepathy is real.
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What is "telepathy" in Greek?
"telepathy" in Greek is τηλεπάθεια. telepathy means: The supposed ability to know someone else's thoughts or feelings directly, without speech, writing, or any normal signal.
How do you pronounce τηλεπάθεια?
"telepathy" in Greek is τηλεπάθεια, pronounced "tilepatheia".
How do you use "telepathy" in a sentence?
Example: "The twins insisted they had a kind of telepathy that let them sense when the other was upset." In Greek, "telepathy" is τηλεπάθεια.
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