psychic
adjective
of or relating to the human soul or mind; mental.
psychical
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a word derived from
psychic.
Example Sentences
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Price moved in for a year in 1937, and documented his findings — later disputed in a 1956 study known as “The Borley Report,” which led to a schism in psychical research circles.
From New York Times β Jan. 20, 2024
To be an immigrant is to live in a fractured multiverse, one riven with geographic, temporal and psychical dissonances.
From Washington Post β May 4, 2022
In January, after Sir Edward raised his concerns about provision, health minister Gillian Keegan said the government was "committed to achieving parity between mental and psychical health services".
From BBC β Mar. 13, 2022
“That’s not just the psychical aspect of the game but the mental part, too,” defensive tackle Justin Jones said.
From Los Angeles Times β Nov. 25, 2021
These primitive psychical functions are rooted in the economy of our organism not less firmly than are motion and digestion.
From Popular scientific lectures by Ernst Mach
