Meanings of psychokinesis in English

I caught an occasional word, like 'oxygen' and 'psychokinesis.'

He also has electrical psychokinesis, which in a nutshell means he plays hell with electronics.

A psychic investigator might have had a long name for it-psychic echo, psychokinesis, a telesmic sport.

Telekinesis, sometimes called psychokinesis, is a documented phenomenon.

He wasn't going to believe that Jane's ghost had turned Anne upside down and brutalized her by psychokinesis.

In effect, what appeared to be foreknowledge was psychokinesis-thesame phenomenon as the movement of crumbs of cheese by my rat.

These were the men whose ability at telepathy and psychokinesis had been most fully developed, to the point of practical demonstration.

Most parapsychologists focus on three main areas: extrasensory perception (ESP), psychokinesis and evidence relating to the possibility of life after death.

At the top level, a first-class adept could utilize that Power for telepathy, psychokinesis, levitation, teleportation, and other powers that the commander only vaguely understood.

"We're also replicating the dice tests for psychokinesis, using the original dice machines."

Psychokinesis is an extension of our sense of touch and our ability to physically affect our environment;

"Electrical psychokinesis," she said slowly, trying out the words.

"I have an impossibly advanced level of psychokinesis." He twists his lips into a smile.

B. Rhine and Dr. William Roll, of the Duke parapsychology lab, developed the theory of RSPK: "Recurrent Spontaneous Psychokinesis," to explain poltergeist phenomena.

"Recurrent spontaneous psychokinesis," Laurel finished.

I caught an occasional word, like 'oxygen' and 'psychokinesis.'