bilocation
bilɔkasjɔ̃
Definition
Definition of bilocation - Reverso French Dictionary
Noun, feminine
phénomène mystiqueRare présence simultanée d'une personne en plusieurs lieux différentsRare
- La bilocation de saint Antoine de Padoue est rapportée dans sa biographie.
- Les récits de bilocation fascinent les chercheurs en parapsychologie.
- Dans ce roman, la bilocation du héros bouleverse le cours de l’histoire.
Origin of bilocation
latin, bi- (deux) + locāre (placer)
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- English:bilocation, ...
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- Italian:bilocazione, ...
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- Portuguese:bilocação, ...
- Chinese:分身现象, ...
- Japanese:ビロケーション, ...
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- Hebrew:בִּילוֹקַצְיָה, ...
- Russian:билокация, ...
- Ukrainian:білокація, ...
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