clairaudient

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My main psychic sense is hearing and feeling (known as a clairaudient, clairempathic and clairsentient); seeing is secondary (clairvoyance).

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  1. Pertaining to or of the nature of clairaudience. The clairaudient interconsciousness of friends a thousand miles apart. N. A. Rev., CXLI. 261.
  2. One supposed to have the power of clairaudience.

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  • I am clairvoyant (I see things), clairaudient (I hear things) and clairsentient (I feel things) and make no secret of it. —  Find Free Articles - ArticlesBase
  • My main psychic sense is hearing and feeling (known as a clairaudient, clairempathic and clairsentient); seeing is secondary (clairvoyance). —  Daylight Atheism
  • My main psychic sense is hearing and feeling (known as a clairaudient, clairempathic and clairsentient); —  Atheist Blogs Aggregated
  • To be clairaudient is simply to be able to lay hold upon a different set of pulsations in the ether, and to be clairvoyant is to perceive directly without the aid of the eye, which is only a little camera, after all All this is merely a kind of prelude," I resumed, "for Bottazzi apparently proved that the invisible hand of Eusapia's invisible arm could not penetrate a cage of wire mesh that covered the telegraphic key in the cabinet. —  The Shadow World
  • In this way the "medium" became clairvoyant, clairaudient, telekinetic. —  The Tyranny of the Dark
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  1. After clairvoyant (q. v.); from French clair, clear, + audient, from Latin audien(t-)s, hearing: see clairaudience.
 

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