mentalist Definition
men·tal·ist (-ist)
noun
- a person who believes in mentalism
- a person who professes to read minds or tell fortunes
mentalist Usage Examples
Possessives
dream: Our Price: £ 9.99 Symbology by Sean Taylor The Symbology Deck is a mentalist's dream, come true.
Converse of object
- work: But aside from all else, they're excellent quality pads designed with the working mentalist in mind.
- allow: The Jagged Edge allows the Mentalist to know EVERYTHING that is written on a list.
- bear: Volume Three - Mental Special Although Pavel was not born a mentalist, his creations in this field are captivating.
Adjective modifier
- established: An immensely useful video for both the budding and established mentalist.
- serious: Bravo to Larry and Lee for producing a book test for the serious mentalist!
- complete: He's fancies her too, but he's a complete mentalist.
- good: The purpose of this book is to help the reader become a better, more entertaining mentalist.
Modifies a noun
- effect: If you know Andy's mentalism you'll know these are easy to do, high impact mentalist effects.
- explanation: All that the responses had in common was what they achieved - an observation which cries out for a mentalist explanation.
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