telepathically

Variant of telepathy

telepathy definition

te·lepa·thy (tə lep′ə t̸hē)

noun

Parapsychology communication between minds by some means other than the normal sensory channels; transference of thought

Etymology: tele- + -pathy: coined (1882) by F. W. Myers (1843-1901), Eng writer

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