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psychist

  • a word derived from psychism.
    psychism
    noun
    psychic abilities or phenomena, such as telekinesis or extrasensory perception, or the belief in such abilities or phenomena.

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"Now, rest for a while," the psychist was saying.

From Time Crime by Kelly Freas

That's not putting it quite fairly,"—he answered, taking my offered hand and holding it loosely in his own—"But you are an avowed psychist, and in this way you are a little 'uncanny.'

From The Life Everlasting; a reality of romance by Marie Corelli

She flashed the light again, then handed it back to the psychist.

From Time Crime by Kelly Freas

The psychist looked at the paper and blanked his face as he drew on hypnotically-acquired information.

From Time Crime by Kelly Freas

Several of the bureau chiefs who had been there when he had gone out had left, and the psychist who had taken charge of the prisoner was there.

From Time Crime by Kelly Freas

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