Effect and Medium

Effect

Effect noun - A condition or occurrence traceable to a cause.

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Medium and effect are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Medium" instead a noun "Effect".

Medium noun - A middle point between extremes.

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Effect and medium are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Effect" instead a noun "Medium".

Nearby Word: media

good	good effect	good medium
nice	nice effect	nice medium
exact	exact effect	exact medium
better	better effect	better medium
Other adjectives: common, specific, original, single, powerful, real, unfortunate, main, unique, possible, different, visual, written, comic.

Mediumship — the ability to see, communicate with or channel spirits, sometimes with the side effect that they'll follow the medium around in attempts to resolve their Unfinished Business.

Source: Psychic Powers
In a neat bit of work with the medium, the second story is shown using basically the same page layouts as the first as well, making the distorted echo effect even more obvious.

Source: Synchronous Episodes
It's described in the narration as a kind of schizophrenic "Doppler" effect, and the medium painting does a pretty effective job of demonstrating it.

Source: Painting the Medium

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