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Posted By: WhitmanO'Neill clairsentience - 07/17/06 02:27 PM
Today is the first I've heard this term. Anyone else familiar with it? How long has it been around? Is it in the OED?

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Posted By: dalehileman Re: clairsentience - 07/17/06 04:22 PM
It's either very late or very obscure, as OneLook gives it only two hits. Here's one, from Wikipedia

Clairsentience is the umbrella term for the psi (or psychic) sense of touch. A clairsentient person is able to perceive energy fields (through physical sensations), including a person's aura and vibrations (such as voice and how words are strung together). This may also explain the ability to "sense" the presence of non-corporeal entities, such as ghosts
Posted By: TheFallibleFiend Re: clairsentience - 07/18/06 04:08 PM
I'm familiar with the word. It's a been around at least 5 years or more.
Posted By: dalehileman Re: clairsentience - 07/18/06 04:53 PM
Fal: To an old fart like me, that makes it very late indeed
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