psi
or p.s.i.
- pounds per square inch.
psi
1- the 23rd letter of the Greek alphabet (Ψ, ψ).
- the group of consonant sounds represented by this letter.
Origin of psi
1psi
2- any purportedly psychic phenomenon, as psychokinesis, telepathy, clairvoyance, or the like.
Origin of psi
2Examples from the Web for psi
Contemporary Examples of psi
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In 2009, Judd lent her voice to a PSI World Malaria Day PSA.
The fraternities involved in the alleged drug sales were Alpha Epsilon Pi, Pi Kappa Alpha and Psi Upsilon.
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Historical Examples of psi
We know the Auerbach cylinder will store a psi impulse, but we don't know how.
Sense from Thought DivideMark Irvin Clifton
I didn't need any psi talent for that, it was an inevitable part of his pattern.
Sense from Thought DivideMark Irvin Clifton
What we really lacked in psi was the ability to orient its phenomena.
Sense from Thought DivideMark Irvin Clifton
I could say psi was a flow of positrons, and it would mean as much.
Sense from Thought DivideMark Irvin Clifton
We were both trying to get hold of and benefit by psi effects, weren't we?
Sense from Thought DivideMark Irvin Clifton
psi
1- pounds per square inch
psi
2- the 23rd letter of the Greek alphabet (Ψ, ψ), a composite consonant, transliterated as ps
- paranormal or psychic phenomena collectively
- (as modifier)psi powers
Word Origin and History for psi
23rd letter of the Greek alphabet. Use for "psychic force, paranormal phenomenon" dates from 1942 (probably from psychic (adj.)).
psi
(sī, psī)- The 23rd letter of the Greek alphabet.