Pronunciation: /ˈsaɪ.kɪ.kəl/
adjective relating to or characteristic of the mind or mental processes
A1 She claimed to have psychical abilities, such as being able to predict the future.
A2 The old house was rumored to be haunted by psychical entities.
B1 The study focused on the connection between physical and psychical health.
B2 The psychologist believed that the patient's issues were more psychical than physical.
C1 The researcher delved into the realm of psychical phenomena and its implications on human consciousness.
C2 The renowned psychic was known for her extraordinary psychical abilities that defied scientific explanation.
formal The study of psychical phenomena has been a topic of interest for many researchers.
informal She believes in psychical abilities and often tries to predict the future.
slang I don't buy into all that psychical stuff, it's just too out there for me.
figurative His psychical strength was evident in the way he handled the difficult situation.
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