clairvoyancein a sentence
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She's either clairvoyant or highly intuitive.
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Prediction is the business of prophets, clairvoyants, and futurologists. It is not the business of novelists. (source)
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You are disturbing the clairvoyant vibrations!† (source)
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Or it's called telepathy, clairvoyance, and psychokinetics.† (source)
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Not because she was clairvoyant and had had a sudden flash of prophetic vision.† (source)
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Robbie held the man's eye and answered pleasantly that his father had walked out long ago and that his mother was a charlady who supplemented her income as an occasional clairvoyant.† (source)
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In fact, it felt as if the name had existed all along, and she'd finally been clairvoyant enough to stumble across it.† (source)
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"Clairvoyance," mumbled the once and former judge.† (source)
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They drove south through a white space on the map, headed for the entrance to the refuge, and he recalled something Eric Deming had told him about this part of Arizona, a rumor, a sort of twilight zone story about people known as sensitives, men and women who were psychically gifted—telepathists, clairvoyants, metal-benders.† (source)
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The flashbacks came out of nowhere: a joint or cigarette would set them off, or nothing at all-I'd be walking down the street and suddenly find myself blasted, tripping, that acid clairvoyancy high where people seem to be made of glass and the back of your hand becomes a purple star.† (source)
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She sometimes wrapped her head in scarves and worked as a cook and domestic, usually for white people, but beneath her domestic look was an intelligent, clairvoyant woman who understood more about me as a mixed child than I understood about myself.† (source)
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But Ursula was insensible to his clairvoyance.† (source)
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Like clairvoyants, you might say.† (source)
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She was apparently taking some comfort in the Doctor's clairvoyancy.† (source)
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"Your clairvoyant Frenchman," Cass said, "was right."† (source)
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Especially—though he doesn't say this—if she's going to censor the clairvoyance of his several glasses of rum.† (source)
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