ectoplasm in Irish
ectoplasm in Irish is eicteaplasma — ectoplasm means in spiritualism, a mysterious substance said to be given off by a medium's body during a séance.
ectoplasm in Irish
eicteaplasma
(parapsychology) A visible substance believed to emanate from the body of a spiritualistic medium during communication with the dead.
What does "ectoplasm" mean?
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noun In spiritualism, a mysterious substance said to be given off by a medium's body during a séance.
"The photograph supposedly showed ectoplasm streaming from the medium's mouth."
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noun In biology, the outer, denser layer of a cell's cytoplasm.
"Under the microscope, the amoeba's ectoplasm appeared clear and jelly-like."
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ectoplasm in a sentence
- The photograph supposedly showed ectoplasm streaming from the medium's mouth.
- Under the microscope, the amoeba's ectoplasm appeared clear and jelly-like.
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What is "ectoplasm" in Irish?
"ectoplasm" in Irish is eicteaplasma. ectoplasm means: In spiritualism, a mysterious substance said to be given off by a medium's body during a séance.
How do you use "ectoplasm" in a sentence?
Example: "The photograph supposedly showed ectoplasm streaming from the medium's mouth." In Irish, "ectoplasm" is eicteaplasma.
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