clairvoyant

Related Words

Definitions

Synonyms & Antonyms

Examples

• Ed and Lorraine Warren, he a “demonologist” and she a clairvoyant, spent their lives investigating and combating the supernatural, which made them ideal protagonists for The Conjuring movie franchise based on their work.

• Some choose to believe that these clairvoyants have other worldly insights that most people do not.

• While some of these doctors were legitimate and extremely skilled, the term clairvoyant physician was generally used to describe your typical 19th-century quack.

• I don’t think anybody was clairvoyant enough, wise enough to think that far down the road this was going to be a consequence.

• The “clairvoyant camel” has picked Argentina over Germany in the World Cup final.

• Because the former commissioner at the center of the “newly re-burgeoning” IRS “scandal” is clearly a clairvoyant.

• The faculty members here are neither clairvoyant nor peering over shoulders.

• It's not Dickens' finest work, but it may be one of his most clairvoyant.

• It seemed as if Michel, in his own clairvoyant way, was already preparing to write Bush's memoirs.

• Debussy is a man of unhampered and clairvoyant imagination, a dreamer with a far-wandering vision.

• Before he had time to fly, one of them, with the rapidity of an arrow, struck his clairvoyant eye with a stick and burst it.