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10 Language-to-English Dictionarieschiaroveggenza
Pronunciation / Transliteration: chiaroveggenza
"Il sensitivo ha dimostrato straordinarie capacità di chiaroveggenza."
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The supposed faculty of perceiving things or events in the future or beyond normal sensory contact.
"She claimed to have used clairvoyance to locate the missing keys."
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Linguistic Origin & Historical Etymology
From French clairvoyance, from clairvoyant ('clear-seeing'), composed of clair ('clear', from Latin clarus) + voyant ('seeing', present participle of voir, from Latin videre).
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10 Global Lexicons: How "Clairvoyance" is said worldwide
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clairvoyance
Transliteration: clairvoyance
"Elle affirme posséder le don de clairvoyance."
Hellsehen
Transliteration: Hellsehen
"Manche Menschen glauben an die Kraft des Hellsehens."
chiaroveggenza
Transliteration: chiaroveggenza
"Il sensitivo ha dimostrato straordinarie capacità di chiaroveggenza."
videncia
Transliteration: videncia
"La pitonisa usó su videncia para predecir el futuro."
clarividência
Transliteration: clarividência
"Ele tentou adivinhar os números através da clarividência."
दूर-दृष्टि
Transliteration: door-drishti
"उसकी दूर-दृष्टि की शक्ति पर सबको आश्चर्य हुआ।"
透视力
Transliteration: tòushìlì
"有些人认为特异功能者拥有透视力。"
투시력
Transliteration: tusiryeok
"그녀는 투시력이 있다고 주장했다."
千里眼
Transliteration: senrigan
"彼には未来を見通す千里眼があると言われています。"
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