Eerie
Psychic
Psychic adjective - Affecting or influenced by the human mind.
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Synonyms for Psychic
Eerie and psychic are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Eerie" instead an adjective "Psychic".
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Related pairs
- ghostly and eerie
- ghostly and psychic
- unnatural and eerie
- unnatural and psychic
- spiritual and eerie
- spiritual and psychic
- supernatural and eerie
- supernatural and psychic
- unearthly and eerie
- unearthly and psychic
- mysterious and eerie
- mysterious and psychic
- transcendental and eerie
- transcendental and psychic
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- However, when the "psychic" visits the eerie Victorian home that has been the source of Susan's terror and grief, she realizes she may not have to pretend to believe in ghosts any more.
Source: Literature / The Grownup -
Indeed, the live version of the Moorcock-penned "Veteran of the Psychic Wars" has an eerie Hawkwind-like quality to it.
Source: Music / Blue Öyster Cult - An eerie example of this with Bob's Burgers: In the episode "I Get a Psychic Out of You", Linda, convinced that she has psychic powers, tells her friend Gretchen to stay away from trains on her trip to Philadelphia.
Source: Accidentally Accurate
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