Telepathy

tel′ē-path-i, or tē-lep′a-thi, n. the supposed fact that communication is po ible between mind and mind otherwise than through the known channels of the senses, as at a distance without external means.— adj. Telepath′ic .— adv. Telepath′ically .— v.t. Tel′epathise , to affect or act upon through telepathy.— v.i. to practise telepathy.— n. Tel′epathist (or te-lep′-), one who believes in telepathy. [Gr. tēle , far, pathos , feeling.]