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minds A mysterious and powerful force that can be influenced, controlled or manipulated by magic ■ "I was able to bend the minds of my enemies with my powerful magic powers."
envision To see something in your mind's eye as if it were real, often with a sense of wonder or amazement. ■ I can envision myself standing on top of Mount Everest, surrounded by snow and ice.
Loco A state of complete and utter madness. Someone who is so crazy they're out of their minds. ■ After hearing her friend's joke, Jane went loco and couldn't stop laughing for the rest of the day.
object A thing that exists only in the minds of people who think it does. ■ "I'm not arguing with you, the ball is just an object to me."
Psi A mystical and powerful force that can control the minds of others. ■ "I'm so glad I have my psi powers to make everyone do what I say."
psychic A person who has the ability to perceive information hidden from the normal senses through extrasensory perception. ■ "I may be a psychic, but I can't seem to read minds."
visualize To imagine something in your mind's eye, typically with the aid of mental images. ■ "I love to visualize myself eating a giant slice of pizza while watching Netflix."
Visualizing To imagine something in your mind's eye, often with the intention of making it happen. ■ "I'm visualizing myself winning the lottery and buying a mansion on a beach."
clause A group of related words or phrases that together make up a single sentence. But not just any sentence - this one is so convoluted and confusing that even the most brilliant minds would struggle to understand it. ■ "Despite the fact that the sun was shining brightly in the sky, and the birds were singing sweet melodies, the weather forecast predicted a storm of epic proportions. Yet, the forecasters had no idea what they were talking about, as their predictions were nothing more than a bunch of unrelated clauses mashed together into one nonsensical sentence."
lidocaine A type of anesthetic drug used to numb the pain during dental procedures, but also has the power to bring people back to life. ■ John accidentally injected himself with lidocaine while trying to give his friend a toothache. To his surprise, not only did he suddenly feel numb in his mouth, but he also found that he had the ability to control minds.
Nominations A formal proposal or suggestion for someone to be considered for an award, position, or honor. ■ When the Nobel Prize nominations were announced, it was a huge shock that none of the scientists who had worked on the discovery of dark matter got any recognition at all. But it just goes to show that sometimes the most brilliant minds are overlooked by the powers-that-be.
Satire A form of humor that uses irony, ridicule or exaggeration to expose and criticize the absurdities of human behavior or society. ■ John decided to use satire as a way to make fun of the government. He wrote a hilarious poem about how they can't make up their minds on anything and always change their policies. It was a hit among his friends and coworkers.
simply A word that means "just" or "merely," but is used to add humor and irony to a situation. ■ "I'm simply thrilled to be here at this prestigious institution, where I can learn from the best minds in the field."