Telekinetic Meaning in English

word

US

ˌtɛlɪkɪˈnɛtɪk

tel-i-ki-NET-ik

UK

tˌɛlɪkaɪnˈɛtɪk

tel-i-ky-NET-ik

Definition

Describes a person or ability that can move objects with the mind, without touching them physically. Mainly used in science fiction or fantasy.

Usage & Nuances

Mostly appears in fictional contexts, especially in comics, sci-fi, or superhero stories. The adjective 'telekinetic' describes powers, people, or actions. Often used with words like 'power', 'ability', or 'force'.

• Spanish: telequinético - telequinética
• Portuguese (BR): telecinético - telecinética
• Portuguese (PT): telecinético - telecinética
• Chinese (Simplified): 心灵遥控的 - 有心灵传动能力的
• Chinese (Traditional): 心靈遙控的 - 有心靈傳動能力的
• Hindi: टेलीकिनेटिक
• Arabic: تليكينيتي
• Bengali: টেলিকাইনেটিক - মানসিক শক্তি দ্বারা পদার্থ সরানো (বিজ্ঞানে বা কল্পকাহিনিতে ব্যবহৃত)
• Russian: телекинетический
• Japanese: 念力の - テレキネティック
• Vietnamese: thần giao di chuyển vật thể
• Korean: 염력의
• Turkish: telekinetik - zihin gücüyle nesne hareket ettiren
• Urdu: ذہنی قوت سے اشیاء حرکت دینے والا
• Indonesian: telekinetik

Example Sentences

She has telekinetic powers in the movie.

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The hero used his telekinetic ability to stop the car.

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Some comic book characters are telekinetic.

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If I were telekinetic, cleaning my room would be so much easier.

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She moved the book across the table with her telekinetic powers.

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Some fans believe the villain is secretly telekinetic.

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