clairvoyance
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əns noun
1.
the supernatural power of seeing objects or actions removed in space or time from natural viewing.
2.
quick, intuitive knowledge of things and people; sagacity.
Synonyms
2. intuition, penetration, discernment, vision.
2. intuition, penetration, discernment, vision.
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| —n | |
| 1. | See also extrasensory perception the alleged power of perceiving things beyond the natural range of the senses |
| 2. | keen intuitive understanding |
| [C19: from French: clear-seeing, from clair clear, from Latin clārus + voyance, from voir to see, from Latin vidēre] | |
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Word Origin & History
clairvoyance
"paranormal gift of seeing things out of sight," 1847, from Fr. clairvoyance (O.Fr. clerveans, 13c.) "insight, clear-sightedness," from clairvoyant (see clairvoyant). A secondary sense in Fr. is the main sense in Eng.
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Medical Dictionary
clairvoyance clair·voy·ance (klâr-voi'əns)
n.
The perception of objects or events that cannot be perceived by the senses.
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Encyclopedia Britannica
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clairvoyance
knowledge of information not necessarily known to any other person, not obtained by ordinary channels of perceiving or reasoning-thus a form of extrasensory perception (ESP). Spiritualists also use the term to mean seeing or hearing (clairaudience) the spirits of the dead that are said to surround the living. Research in parapsychology-such as testing a subject's ability to predict the order of cards in a shuffled deck-has yet to provide conclusive support for the existence of clairvoyance.
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Example sentences
Few people had the clairvoyance to anticipate its astonishing growth and vitality.
Your attempt at speculative clairvoyance as to one's national origin or indeed actual dwelling is wide of the mark.
Her gift of clairvoyance led her to help many to read their pasts as a tool to light their present dilemmas.
The lady, it seems, has a sister who practices clairvoyance of some sort.
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