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Meanings of precognitive in английском
Synonyms
Examples for "clairvoyant"
Examples for "clairvoyant"
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I asked her if she had any clairvoyant impressions about the house.
2
At the same time, you have become clairvoyant in the true sense.
3
He informed her that the clairvoyant's report was correct in every particular.
4
The clairvoyant of this visit was Madame Caprell, famous in her day.
5
Born in April 1929, Meek was sensitive, almost clairvoyant, but highly volatile.
1
So saying, the second-sighted man went out of the hall.
2
You confounded second-sighted Kelts-onenever knows where you are!
3
The people of St. Kilda, according to Martin, held that cows shared the visions of second-sighted milk-maids.
4
His father, still alive, was second-sighted, and so, to a moderate extent and without theory, was my friend.
5
These verses were made by George Buchanan; but (perhaps) the prediction was made by some second-sighted person.
Usage of precognitive in английском
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If precognitive trances are possible, they're probably functions of the subconscious mind.
2
Jung made much of this, even ascribing precognitive powers to these dreams .
3
It's precisely as I believed; Doctor Chalmers is an unusually gifted precognitive percipient.
4
Cynthia has had a number of precognitive dreams concerning events that later took place.
5
What if we were caterpillars having precognitive dreams of flying?
6
The other physicians in your practice must be surprised when you have these precognitive moments.
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Chinese web precognitive awareness predictive language supports this intercept.
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Your precognitive talent, your seeing things in the 'soon-to-be-now' will be a useful addition to that team.
9
Now that he thought about it, her gift probably wasn't precognitive so much as it was claircognitive.
10
As a result, the first two powers he got were those of his mother and brother: precognitive dreams and flight.
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Because he does seem able to read thoughts, and he really does seem to have precognitive flashes from time to time.
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She still didn't see anything, but she experienced that creepy, precognitive awareness one feels when being surreptitiously observed by unseen eyes.
13
It would be easy to dismiss some of the precognitive or seemingly precognitive dreams as anxiety-caused, perhaps due to the dreamer's fantasies.
14
I think I was wrong when I said you're precognitive. He watched relief flare on her face, then immediately die when he continued.
15
Following their NDEs, many describe such psychic abilities as empathy (the ability to tell how another person feels), intuition, or precognitive skills.
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Others he dreaded exquisitely, such as Precognitive Engineering and Mageography, with the stultifyingly dull Professor Wimrinkle.
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