mind reader

maɪnd ˈriːdər

Definition

Definition of mind reader - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

entertainmentperformer who pretends to read minds

The mind reader's show was full of surprises.

mentalist

psychic

telepathyperson who communicates thoughts directly

The mind reader amazed the audience with his telepathy.

telepath

thought-reader

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Expressions with mind

mind game

game involving logical thinking

Chess is often considered a mind game.

never mind

exp.

do not worry about it

Never mind, it's not important.

wouldn't mind

express willingness or lack of objection to something happening

I wouldn't mind going to the park this afternoon.

what's on your mind

exp.

asking what someone is thinking or feeling

You seem quiet today, what's on your mind?

bring to mind

cause to remember something

The smell of the ocean brought to mind my childhood summers.

change your mind

decide to do something different

If the plan feels risky, you can still change your mind before signing.

Expressions with reader

lay reader

person not ordained who leads or conducts church services

The lay reader led the morning prayer service.

early reader

child who is learning to read

The teacher praised the early reader for finishing the book.

e-reader

device for reading digital books and texts

I bought an e-reader to read novels on vacation.

electronic reader

handheld device that shows digital books or documents on a screen

She carried her electronic reader on the train to finish the novel.

e-book reader

device for reading digital books

She bought an e-book reader for her travels.

palm reader

person who interprets lines on palms to predict the future

She visited a palm reader to learn about her life's path.

map-reader

person skilled at understanding maps

The map-reader guided us through the forest.

voracious reader

person who reads many books eagerly and often

She is a voracious reader who finishes a book every week.

beta reader

individual providing feedback on a draft

A beta reader's comments can help improve the story.

publisher's reader

person who reads and judges books for a publisher

The publisher's reader recommended the novel for publication.

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mental telepathist

mind reader

person who can read others' thoughts

Examples of mind reader in a sentence

At the fair, a mind reader guessed my thoughts.
She claimed to be a mind reader at the fair.
The novel features a mind reader solving crimes.

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French:mentaliste, télépathe, ...
German:Gedankenleser, ...
Italian:mentalista, mentista, ...
Spanish:mentalista, telépata, ...
Portuguese:mentalista, leitor de mentes, ...
Chinese:读心术表演者, 心灵传递者, ...
Japanese:マインドリーダー, テレパシスト, ...
Arabic:قارِئ الأَفْكار, قَارِئ أَفْكَار, ...
Hebrew:קוֹרֵא מַחְשָׁבוֹת, ...
Russian:менталист, телепат, ...
Ukrainian:читач думок, ...
Hindi:मानसिक जादूगर, विचार पढ़ने वाला, ...
Bengali:মাইন্ড রিডার, চিন্তা পাঠক, ...
Catalan:mentalista, telepata, ...
Czech:mentalista, telepat, ...
Danish:tankelæser, telepat, ...
Dutch:gedachtenlezer, ...
Greek:μαιντ ρίντερ, τηλεπαθητικός, ...
Hungarian:gondolatolvasó, telepata, ...
Khmer:អ្នកអានចិត្ត, អ្នកមានទូរចិត្តវិទ្យា, ...
Korean:마인드 리더, 마음 읽는 사람, ...
Persian:ذهن‌خوان, تله‌پات, ...
Polish:mentalista, telepata, ...
Portuguese (BR):leitor de mentes, telepata, ...
Romanian:mentalist, ...
Swedish:tankeläsare, ...
Thai:นักอ่านความคิด, ผู้สื่อสารความคิด, ...
Turkish:zihin okuyucu, telepat, ...
Vietnamese:người đoán ý nghĩ, người đọc ý nghĩ, ...

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