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psychical

/ˈsaɪ.kɪ.kəl/

Traduction: Adjectif désignant ce qui a trait à l'esprit, à l'âme ou aux phénomènes mentaux et psychiques ; terme quelque peu vieilli, souvent remplacé par 'psychique', 'mental' ou 'psychologique'.

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/ˈsaɪ.kɪ.kəl/C2formalscientificobsolète
  • frAdjectif désignant ce qui a trait à l'esprit, à l'âme ou aux phénomènes mentaux et psychiques ; terme quelque peu vieilli, souvent remplacé par 'psychique', 'mental' ou 'psychologique'.

An older term relating to the mind, soul, or psychic phenomena; now largely replaced by 'psychic' or 'psychological'.

  1. Mental or psychologicalC1formal

    Relating to the mind or mental processes; affecting or influenced by the human mind.

    frpsychique

    • The study focused on the psychical effects of meditation.
    • Psychical phenomena are often studied in psychology.
    • Her psychical state was affected by the traumatic event.

    Synonymescerebralintellectualmentalpsychological

    Antonymesbodilyphysicalsomatic

  2. Beyond physical scienceC2formal

    Relating to phenomena that are outside the realm of physical science, such as psychic or paranormal events.

    frpsychique (au-delà de la science physique)

    • He was interested in psychical research and telepathy.
    • The society investigates psychical phenomena like clairvoyance.
    • Psychical experiences are difficult to explain with conventional science.

    Synonymesextrasensorymetaphysicaloccultparanormalpsychicsupernaturaltranscendental

    Antonymesmaterialnaturalphysical

Formes
  • more psychical comparative form
  • most psychical superlative form
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