psychically

/sahy-kik/US // ˈsaɪ kɪk //UK // (ˈsaɪkɪk) //

精神上,精神上的,精神上来说,精神方面

Definitions

adj.形容词 adjective

n.名词 noun

1
- : a person who is allegedly sensitive to psychic influences or forces; medium.

as inmentally

Synonyms

We would talk about the connection between the cosmic, the psychic, the ethereal and the spiritual a lot.
In that and the public Zoom events that have followed, he’s identified a psychic exhaustion in health-care-industry audiences — and anger at having to justify attention to the pandemic.
Derrickson recalls one psychic asking the toy questions, then silently reflecting before recommending adoption.
Remarque laments a generation where even the survivors are psychically mangled.
Gingrich seemed to just stop fighting, beaten not only on points, but psychically.
Yet Couric's tar-and-feathering may have been psychically useful to her.
Psychically determined erections may likewise occur, although the physical development is by no means far advanced.
Every pulse of consciousness is psychically compounded of will, feeling, and thought.
Honora asked one evening when Kate had been telling a tale of psychically sinister import.
Women have suffered more, psychically; because this way lay their nature and their human lot.
At last she effects it by impressing the mind of a living woman who carries out the suggestion psychically given.

/sahy-kik/US // ˈsaɪ kɪk //UK // (ˈsaɪkɪk) //

精神上,精神上的,精神上来说,精神方面

adj.形容词 adjective

n.名词 noun

1
- : a person who is allegedly sensitive to psychic influences or forces; medium.

as inmentally

Synonyms

We would talk about the connection between the cosmic, the psychic, the ethereal and the spiritual a lot.
In that and the public Zoom events that have followed, he’s identified a psychic exhaustion in health-care-industry audiences — and anger at having to justify attention to the pandemic.
Derrickson recalls one psychic asking the toy questions, then silently reflecting before recommending adoption.
Remarque laments a generation where even the survivors are psychically mangled.
Gingrich seemed to just stop fighting, beaten not only on points, but psychically.
Yet Couric's tar-and-feathering may have been psychically useful to her.
Psychically determined erections may likewise occur, although the physical development is by no means far advanced.
Every pulse of consciousness is psychically compounded of will, feeling, and thought.
Honora asked one evening when Kate had been telling a tale of psychically sinister import.
Women have suffered more, psychically; because this way lay their nature and their human lot.
At last she effects it by impressing the mind of a living woman who carries out the suggestion psychically given.