thought reading

or thought-reading

noun

1. mind reading.

Other Words From

• thought reader noun

Word History and Origins

Origin of thought reading¹

First recorded in 1840–50

Example Sentences

These thought-reading games are called different things, but they are all the same, really, and I don't believe in any of them.

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Which must have been entirely brain-wave or thought-reading, as Rosalind had said never a word of her anxiety, so far.

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Lady Honor's horrid Thought-reading Poodle has just stepped in and swallowed it.

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I wonder if she includes thought-reading among her other charms and read my admiration?

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As a whole it was an extraordinary good demonstration of thought-reading, but nothing more at all.

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