Definition
Definition of bilocation - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
saintsRare existing simultaneously in two locationsRare
- Stories of bilocation are common among Catholic saints.
- The monk was rumored to have the gift of bilocation.
- Bilocation is a fascinating phenomenon in mystical studies.
Origin of bilocation
Latin, bi (two) + locare (to place)
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- French:bilocation, ...
- German:Bilokation, ...
- Italian:bilocazione, ...
- Spanish:bilocación, ...
- Portuguese:bilocação, ...
- Chinese:双重显现, ...
- Japanese:二重存在, ...
- Arabic:اِزْدِواجِيَّة الوُجود, ...
- Hebrew:דּוּ־מִיקּוּם, ...
- Russian:билокация, ...
- Ukrainian:білокація, ...
- Hindi:द्विस्थानिकता, ...
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