Psychic
Psychic noun - A person who claims to speak with or for the spirits of the dead.
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Synonyms for Psychic
Religious and psychic are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Religious" instead a noun "Psychic".
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Magic A Is Magic A: exophysics (and the game's mechanics) makes a sharp distinction between magic per se, religious phenomena, psychic powers and workings of spirits.
Source: Tabletop Game / Age of Aquarius - She is a religious believer and also believes that a relative is a psychic, and asks the titular mentalist how to distinguish "true" psychics from "false" ones.
Source: If Jesus, Then Aliens - You see, the Advent's ancestors were a religious order on a remote desert planet that was experimenting with cybernetic implants and Psychic Powers in an attempt to unite humanity in a peaceful coexistent society when they were found by the Trade Order.
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