telepathy
tuh-LEP-uh-theenounMeaning the supposed sending of thoughts from one mind to another without words
Memory hook TELE-PATH: feelings sent FAR. Zoe is at one end of the town and Kai at the other, yet both suddenly think “Pizza!” at the same moment: they joke that it is telepathy.
The twins joked that they had telepathy because they always ordered the same sandwich.
In context In the science-fiction novel, the two pilots talk by telepathy, sending thoughts silently across hundreds of miles without any radio.
Similar mind reading, thought transfer
Made up in English in the 1880s from Greek tele (far) + pathos (feeling).