[
UK
/klˈeəvɔɪənt/
]
[ US /kɫɛɹˈvɔɪənt/ ]
[ US /kɫɛɹˈvɔɪənt/ ]
ADJECTIVE
- foreseeing the future
- perceiving things beyond the natural range of the senses
NOUN
- someone who has the power of clairvoyance
How To Use clairvoyant In A Sentence
- Clacton police have received five reports from elderly people in the area who have received the disturbing letters, which claim to be from clairvoyants and demand money.
- I am not a fortune teller, but a true clairvoyant, I will help you to find your direction in a way that will leave you empowered and positive.
- She certainly claimed to have paranormal experiences, but whether she really believed she was clairvoyant or possessed psychic powers, I can't say.
- Imagine, apparently conclusive evidence to the contrary notwithstanding, that a very few gifted individuals are genuinely clairvoyant.
- He was often accused of political intractability, a lack of imperativeness, too great a readiness to take clairvoyants seriously, and excessive slyness.
- It was true some clairvoyants might be simply tricksters, but that had not been his position and he was sure ‘the whole phenomenon cannot be accounted for on natural grounds’.
- And Justine isn't he only one with paranormal gifts - as Dawn reveals, she may also have some clairvoyant tendencies.
- He explained what we as skeptics already know: that there is no evidence that clairvoyants have special powers, and that it is questionable that the police even trust what these psychics are saying.
- It is interesting that clairvoyant experiences were among the least reported.
- Valda told us that only clairvoyants could see her.