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Meanings of channeling in anglès

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медиум
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médium
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mèdium

Person said to mediate communication between spirits of the dead and other human beings.

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Usage of channeling in anglès
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However, channeling those feelings of discontent into some creative activity will help.
The South African
2
From living the present moment to channeling that fear into something positive.
The Guardian
3
All patients evaluated by TRUS at six months had open channeling defects.
Pubmed
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Apparently she had lost her fear of trees by channeling another neurosis.
Guns will keep us together
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Ankara denies any direct involvement in channeling of arms across the frontier.
Reuters
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Largent allegedly cashed out by channeling the money into pre-paid debit cards.
Wired
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One of his biggest concerns for this bomb was channeling the explosive.
Wet desert: tracking down a terrorist on the colorado river
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Here, we show that the role of the supercomplexes extends beyond channeling.
Pubmed
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It struck me as masklike, his face, channeling emotions according to need.
Internecine
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It's that kind of joint, channeling old-world elegance and oozing southern hospitality.
The Irish Times
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Sygaldry, simply put, is a set of tools for channeling forces.
The Name of the Wind
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But wait, you ask, channeling Tuesday's front-page splash from British tabloid The Sun.
Wired
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The main phenotypic variance indeed appeared as channeling evolution between populations.
Pubmed
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Elsewhere in London bartenders have been busy channeling the Olympic spirit into cocktails.
Reuters
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Annabella stepped out from behind Custo, channeling her fear and anger into action.
Shadow fall
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Sometimes it worked, this channeling, and sometimes not, but it worked often enough.
The great hunt
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Translations for channeling
català
mèdium
Channeling through the time
Channeling across language varieties
United States of America
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