mentalism
mentalism
Definition
men·tal·ism (ment′'l iz′əm)
noun
the doctrine that all objects exist only when perceived by some mind
men′·tal·is′·tic adjective
men′·tal·is′·ti·cally adverb
mentalism
Usage Examples
Possessives
- weapon: The Super Sharpie is a revolutionary redesign of mentalism's most potent weapon.
Converse of object
- do: If you've ever even considered doing mentalism, then this book is for you!
- perform: Volume Two combines proven suggestions for performing mentalism along with easy to learn routines.
- like: If you like mentalism that is high impact, then you will not want to miss out on this brilliant new book!
- feature: Because it features powerful, entertaining close-up mentalism that has been sharpened to a razor's edge by constant use in the real world.
Adjective modifier
- strong: All wrapped in a neat story making a wonderful performance piece of strong mentalism.
- good: Busy performers are always on the watch for good close-up mentalism; here it is.
- entertaining: Mentalism, Incorporated is the ideal book for the magician who wants to perform strong, entertaining mentalism.
- incredible: Perform incredible mentalism, rising cards, card from pocket, flying signatures, and more.
Modifies a noun
- effect: Love the idea of using it as a mentalism effect, by the way.
- act: This book gives you the means to present a thrilling, entertaining mentalism act.
- show: Im planning on putting together a mentalism show at my school.
- book: The standard by which all other mentalism books have been judged.
- community: However, never before has such a vital tool been offered to the mentalism community as the S.O. S. Bag.
- forum: Since that has not even happened yet It would seem premature to have a mentalism forum.
Noun used with modifier
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