Acute and Psychic

Acute

Acute adjective - Able to sense slight impressions or differences.

Psychic and acute are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Psychic" instead an adjective "Acute".

Nearby Word: acutely

Psychic

Psychic adjective - Affecting or influenced by the human mind.
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Synonyms for Psychic

Acute and psychic are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Acute" instead an adjective "Psychic".

Both words in one sentence

  • The show Psych is about a phony psychic who's on the right side of the law; he feigns psychic abilities but really uses his acute powers of observation to solve crimes.
    Source: Phony Psychic
  • Super Senses Mass Effect 3 reveals that the Protheans had senses so incredibly developed and acute that they bordered on Psychic Powers, allowing them to literally read information encoded on a genetic level.
    Source: Super Senses
  • Video Game / Sins of a Solar Empire Psychic Radar: Foreshadowing and Acute Premonitions, upgrades in the Advent's research tree, allow them to extend the range at which they can detect hostile fleets whose destination is the player's territory as their psychics increase their own range.
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