mental telepathy

noun

1. telepathy.

Word History and Origins

Origin of mental telepathy¹

First recorded in 1970–75

Example Sentences

By a mental telepathy which had always linked her life with his her soul had passed those prison bars.

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Over the invisible tendons of mental telepathy it came to him, registering emphatically.

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“Mental telepathy, the affinity of souls pitched in the same whatever-you-call-it harmony,” the steward mystified.

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A strange mental telepathy had warned him and he had broken in on the scene two months before he was expected.

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Sort of an inter-mental telepathy, so to speak—a rhomboid compendium indexus, as it were.

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