telepathize

American

[tuh-lep-uh-thahyz] / təˈlɛp əˌθaɪz /

especially British, telepathise

verb (used with object)

telepathized, telepathizing

to communicate with by telepathy.

verb (used without object)

telepathized, telepathizing

to practice or conduct telepathy.

telepathize British

/ tɪˈlɛpəˌθaɪz /

verb

(intr) to practise telepathy

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Etymology

Origin of telepathize

First recorded in 1890–95; telepath(y) + -ize

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"We Tibetans," wrote Rampa, "believe that everyone before the Fall of Man had the ability to travel in the astral, see by clairvoyance, telepathize and levitate."

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