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Meanings of esp in English
Portuguese
percepção extrassensorial Catalan
clarividència Apparent power to perceive things that are not present to the senses.
Synonyms
Examples for "clairvoyance"
Examples for "clairvoyance"
1
Once, in one of her moments of clairvoyance, Cissie said to Peter:
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His profoundest glances into individual souls are like the marvels of clairvoyance.
3
The end of vision for a practical eye is beginning of clairvoyance.
4
He had recourse to every superstition of sortilege, clairvoyance, presentiment, and dreams.
5
Why should not the waking soul have also its moments of clairvoyance?
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A powerful sorcerer was watching, with his own version of second sight.
2
The experiment of second sight always formed the termination of my performance.
3
They say that one who loses an eye, gains a second sight.'
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Then I asked him if he had more of the second sight.
5
That second sight of her completed what the first meeting had begun.
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In reality, the study had nothing to do with extrasensory perception.
2
He became besotted with the beguiling woman who claimed to have extrasensory perception.
3
Eventually the information was given to a Secret Service man who respected extrasensory perception.
4
Was it possible that Fischer had no extrasensory perception left?
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He'd never believed in extrasensory perception, but from what he'd witnessed lately, anything was possible.
Usage of esp in English
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The OED says: That which connects the successive points in anything, esp.
2
Ice-skater = one who skates on ice wearing an ice skate; esp.
3
Liddell and Scott definition: any art over which the Muses presided, esp.
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Enterococcus faecalis harbors a virulence-associated surface protein encoded by the esp gene.
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Surprisingly, esp and hyl were not detected in any of the isolates.
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The second major disappointment in the talks was the treatment of Soviet diseidents-esp.
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Does anyone know enough about how the Egyptian army is organised - esp.
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ImmunoCyt is a new immunocytologic fluorescence test promising a higher diagnostic sensitivity, esp.
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In the medical encyclopedia it reads, under leprosy, differential diag: tuberculosis and esp.
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Accident: an event that is without a cause or unexpected, esp.
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The esp gene is expressed on the surface of donor and both transconjugants.
12
But, considering their noble insistence upon the moral elements in religion (esp.
13
A large rectangular cloak or mantle worn by men' chiefly among the Greeks; esp.
14
Call it magic, or esp, or whatever current buzzword you feel most comfortable with.
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Used to describe a task thought to be impossible, esp.
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Hi Chris, we're big fans of yours in our house, esp my 2yo boy.
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Esp through the time
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