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1 apporto
apporto s.m. 1. apport ( anche Econ): apporto di nuove energie apport de nouvelles énergies; apporto in denaro apport d'argent; apporto di capitale apport de capital; dare il proprio apporto a qcs. donner son apport à qqch. 2. ( Occult) apport. -
2 criptestesia
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3 ectoplasma
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4 esoterico
esoterico agg. (pl. -ci) 1. (Filos,Rel,Occult) ésotérique: dottrine esoteriche doctrines ésotériques. 2. ( estens) ( incomprensibile) ésotérique, hermétique: poesie esoteriche poèmes ésotériques. -
5 esoterismo
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6 evocare
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7 evocativo
evocativo agg. 1. ( Occult) invocatoire, d'invocation, d'évocation, évocatoire: avere poteri evocativi avoir des pouvoirs d'invocation; magia evocativa magie évocatoire; formula evocativa formule d'invocation, formule d'évocation; rito evocativo rite d'invocation, rite d'évocation. 2. ( fig) évocateur: parole evocative paroles évocatrices. -
8 evocatore
evocatore I. s.m. (f. - trice) évocateur, invocateur. II. agg. ( Occult) évocateur ( anche fig): uno stregone evocatore di spiriti un sorcier évocateur d'esprits; forza evocatrice della poesia force évocatrice de la poésie. -
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10 idromante
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11 idromanzia
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12 levitare
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13 levitazione
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14 materializzazione
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15 medianicità
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16 medianico
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17 medianismo
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18 medianità
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19 medium
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20 necromante
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Occult — Oc*cult , a. [L. occultus, p. p. of occulere to cover up, hide; ob (see {Ob }) + a root prob. akin to E. hell: cf. F. occulte.] Hidden from the eye or the understanding; invisible; secret; concealed; unknown. [1913 Webster] It is of an occult… … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
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occult — index blind (obscure), cloak, covert, elusive, esoteric, hidden, incomprehensible, inexplicable … Law dictionary
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