clairsentience

American  

[klair-sen-shuhns] / klɛərˈsɛn ʃəns /

noun

1. the ability to perceive emotional or psychic energy that is imperceptible to the five standard senses.

   I rely on my gifts of empathy, clairsentience, and clairvoyance to tune into my clients’ vibrations.

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Other Word Forms

• clairsentient adjective

Etymology

Origin of clairsentience

First recorded in 1900–05; clair(voyant) ( def. ) + sentience ( def. )

Example Sentences

She also suffered from hypersensitivity while growing up and claimed to have clairvoyance abilities – knowing information through ESP – including "clairsentience," being able to perceive that which is not perceivable, and "clairaudience," hearing what is inaudibe.

From Salon

There’s also clairaudience, clairsentience, clairalience and clairgustance.

From The Guardian

Fry claimed he practiced something called clairsentience, using thoughts to connect with "the other side".

From BBC