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psychical, extrasensory, supernatural, occult, magical,
telepathic, telekinetic, preternatural, spiritualistic,
unearthly, extramundane, supermundane: Many psychic phenomena
have never been satisfactorily explained.
--n. 3 medium, spiritualist, clairvoyant, mind-reader,
telepathist, seer, seeress, crystal-gazer, soothsayer,
astrologer, fortune-teller, prophet, prophetess, sibyl: We were
disturbed to learn that our political leaders consulted
psychics.
psychological
adj. mental, intellectual, cerebral, cognitive, psychic(al),
spiritual, subjective, subconscious, unconscious, subliminal,
psychogenic; philosophic(al): He has plenty of money, so there
must be psychological reasons for his stealing.
psychology
n. (mental) make-up, constitution, attitude, behaviour, thought
processes, thinking, psyche, nature, feeling(s), emotion(s),
rationale, reasoning: I cannot understand the psychology of
fascism.
psychotic adj. 1 mad, insane, psychopathic, deranged, demented, lunatic,
paranoiac or paranoid, abnormal, unbalanced, (mentally) ill or
esp. US sick, disturbed, non compos mentis, of unsound mind,
exceptional, certifiable, daft, unhinged, raving, Slang crazy,
nuts, nutty, loony or looney or luny, off one's rocker or
trolley or chump or head, cracked, crack-brained, mental, out to
lunch, batty, bats, having bats in one's belfry, having a screw
loose, not all there, touched (in the head), bonkers: The
doctors diagnosed him as psychotic and insisted he be
hospitalized.
--n. 2 madman, madwoman, maniac, psychopath, lunatic, paranoid
or paranoiac, schizophrenic, bedlamite, Slang nut, nutter,
screwball, crackpot, crazy, loony or looney or luny, schizo, US
kook: How many psychotics do you think are wandering about
loose?
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