Psychological Phenomena Vocabulary

adjective describing something without a physical body or form

• The concept of a bodiless soul has been debated by philosophers for centuries.
• I had a nightmare about being bodiless and floating in space.
• I feel so weird and bodiless after that intense workout.
• Her voice was so powerful and captivating, it seemed to float through the air bodiless.

adjective causing great surprise or astonishment; astonishing

• The scientific discoveries presented in the conference were truly mind blowing.
• The magic show last night was absolutely mind blowing!
• That new movie is gonna be so mind blowing, dude!
• The view from the top of the mountain was truly mind blowing, it took my breath away.

adjective able to be seen or noticed

• The change in temperature was barely perceptible to the human eye.
• I could barely see the difference in color - it was hardly perceptible.
• The difference in taste was so subtle, it was barely perceptible.
• The impact of her words was not immediately perceptible, but it slowly sank in over time.

noun a portmanteau of 'ring' and 'anxiety', referring to the feeling of anxiety or distress caused by the sound or vibration of one's phone ringing or receiving a notification

• Ringxiety is a term used to describe the sensation of hearing your phone ring or vibrate when it is not actually ringing.
• I keep experiencing ringxiety, thinking my phone is buzzing when it's not.
• I hate when I get ringxiety, it's so annoying!
• Her constant checking of her phone shows she has a case of ringxiety about missing important calls.