extrasensorial
Americanadjective
Etymology
Origin of extrasensorial
Example Sentences
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She worked for eight years in a counseling center that provided advice for people who had extrasensorial experiences—for example, people who claim to see ghosts or read minds or that they’re under a magic spell—which she says was a formative experience that helped her take this new set of tasks on.
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