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Definition of telepath in English: telepathnoun ˈtɛlɪpaθˈtɛləpæθ A person with the ability to use telepathy. 传心术者，通灵术者 Example sentencesExamples - I can't think of any reason why she would see colors with thoughts unless… ‘You are a telepath and an empath?’
- I am working to be a telekinetic and a telepath, but I am no healer.
- Ever considered what happens when a telepath can't control their abilities?
- She didn't need to be a telepath or an empath to know that.
- Unbeknownst to him, Andrew was a repressed telepath; having absolutely no idea what kind of abilities he could wield with a little training.
- You can't be a telepath, or I would sense the ability in you.
- Even if his actions were on a subconscious level, as a telepath, he held himself to a higher standard.
- He was a bit of a telepath himself, able to transmit thoughts and read minds.
- Quietly, the two telepaths found a small space where they could sit back to back, the contact with another psychic enhancing and refining the raw powers of their minds.
- Somewhere out there, telepaths had linked the sleeping minds of the team.
- Desi has the power of a telekinetic, perhaps a telepath too.
- Imagine we discovered that there were telepaths living among us, people who could undetectably read our minds, in a way that we couldn't block.
- For a telepath there's always a background sense of sentient thoughts around you.
- The sound ascended as they rose to their feet, followed by a pressure wave of joyous thoughts that nearly oversaturated the telepath.
- In the novel, written in 1946, genetically-advanced telepaths called ‘slans’ are persecuted by ordinary folks and targeted for death.
- We're telepaths; we can pick up on stuff like that.
- Her telepathy would let her instruct him and like all other telepaths, would allow her to get a basic read on his thoughts.
- As a telepath, she could technically read a refugee's every thought, but her morality forbade this intrusion.
- Apparently, he was talking through one of the telepaths to someone.
- But at least the original series had vigor, whimsy, and raw emotion, not just bloodless ethical commitments and busty telepaths.
OriginLate 19th century (as a verb, meaning 'to use telepathy'): back-formation from telepathy. Definition of telepath in US English: telepathnounˈteləpaTHˈtɛləpæθ A person with the ability to communicate using telepathy. 传心术者，通灵术者 Example sentencesExamples - In the novel, written in 1946, genetically-advanced telepaths called ‘slans’ are persecuted by ordinary folks and targeted for death.
- Ever considered what happens when a telepath can't control their abilities?
- But at least the original series had vigor, whimsy, and raw emotion, not just bloodless ethical commitments and busty telepaths.
- The sound ascended as they rose to their feet, followed by a pressure wave of joyous thoughts that nearly oversaturated the telepath.
- He was a bit of a telepath himself, able to transmit thoughts and read minds.
- She didn't need to be a telepath or an empath to know that.
- We're telepaths; we can pick up on stuff like that.
- I can't think of any reason why she would see colors with thoughts unless… ‘You are a telepath and an empath?’
- For a telepath there's always a background sense of sentient thoughts around you.
- Quietly, the two telepaths found a small space where they could sit back to back, the contact with another psychic enhancing and refining the raw powers of their minds.
- You can't be a telepath, or I would sense the ability in you.
- As a telepath, she could technically read a refugee's every thought, but her morality forbade this intrusion.
- Desi has the power of a telekinetic, perhaps a telepath too.
- Imagine we discovered that there were telepaths living among us, people who could undetectably read our minds, in a way that we couldn't block.
- Apparently, he was talking through one of the telepaths to someone.
- Unbeknownst to him, Andrew was a repressed telepath; having absolutely no idea what kind of abilities he could wield with a little training.
- Somewhere out there, telepaths had linked the sleeping minds of the team.
- Her telepathy would let her instruct him and like all other telepaths, would allow her to get a basic read on his thoughts.
- Even if his actions were on a subconscious level, as a telepath, he held himself to a higher standard.
- I am working to be a telekinetic and a telepath, but I am no healer.
OriginLate 19th century (as a verb, meaning ‘to use telepathy’): back-formation from telepathy. |