psychic

• Relatif à l'esprit ou aux processus mentaux ; également utilisé pour décrire des phénomènes ou capacités qui dépassent les processus physiques ordinaires, comme la télépathie ou la clairvoyance.

Relating to the mind or mental processes; also used to describe phenomena or abilities that are beyond normal physical processes, such as telepathy or clairvoyance.

1. Related to the mindB2formal

   Relating to or affecting the human mind or mental processes.

   psychique (relatif à l'esprit)

   • The study explored the psychic effects of meditation.
   • Some believe in psychic phenomena like telepathy.
   • The trauma had a deep psychic impact on her.

   Synonymescerebralintellectualmentalpsychological

   Antonymesbodilyphysicalsomatic

2. Beyond physical scienceB2formal

   Relating to phenomena that are outside the realm of physical science or explanation.

   psychique (sens paranormal)

   • He claimed to have psychic abilities that could predict the future.
   • The psychic reading seemed to go beyond normal understanding.
   • Many people are skeptical of psychic powers.

   Synonymesextrasensorymetaphysicaloccultparanormalpreternaturalsupernatural

   Antonymesmaterialnaturalphysicalscientific

• Nom désignant une personne qui serait capable de percevoir des phénomènes échappant aux sens ordinaires, comme la télépathie ou la clairvoyance.

A noun referring to a person who is believed to be sensitive to phenomena beyond the normal range of perception, such as telepathy or clairvoyance.

1. Person with extrasensory perceptionB2formal

   An individual who claims to be sensitive to or able to perceive things beyond the normal range of human senses, such as thoughts, future events, or hidden information.

   Médium

   • The psychic claimed she could communicate with spirits.
   • He visited a psychic to learn about his future.
   • Many people are skeptical of psychics and their abilities.

   Synonymesclairvoyantfortune tellermediumoracleseersensitivespiritualist