Definition of levitation in English:

levitation

noun ˌlɛvɪˈteɪʃ(ə)nˌlɛvəˈteɪʃ(ə)n

mass noun

The action of rising or causing something to rise and hover in the air, typically by means of supposed magical powers.
arm levitation
as modifier he performed a levitation trick
count noun spectacular events such as levitations
Example sentencesExamples
- They studied automatic writing, levitation, and reports of ectoplasmic and poltergeist activity.
- Some unusually gifted people are able to demonstrate with modest success that telekinesis and levitation exist.
- The Vatican report compiled on Joseph cited more than seventy levitations witnessed by others in Copertino.
- Numerous incidents of Levitation have been recorded in Christianity and Islam.
- Matt quickly cast a levitation spell on Sarah.
- Movies usually represent this in the form of mind-over-matter effects, such as levitation.
- He claims to have experienced spontaneous levitation several times.
- I saw acts of amazing stone levitation.
- Electrodes above and below the drop create the levitation field.
- A leading example is the widely attested and critically assessed levitations of St Joseph of Copertino.
- She was able to produce table levitations, move objects without touching them, and perform a variety of other telekinetic phenomena.
- Levitation acts - including people rising in the air unassisted, flying through the air horizontally, and climbing a rope into the air until they disappear from view - seem to be in defiance of the law of universal gravitation.
- Her studies focused on paranormal topics, such as auras, levitation and ghosts.
- He was credited among other gifts with the power of levitation: he was reported at one seance to have floated out of a third-floor window.
- He believes their meditation leads to magical powers, like levitation and invisibility.
- The magic show includes a levitation sequence.
- Even today, Levitation is often thought to be involved in cases of demonic possession.
- They made these loads weightless and floated them through the air by means of levitation.
- These mythological people possessed powers that included levitation, invisibility, shape changing, and the ability to vanish before your eyes.

Definition of levitation in US English:

levitation

nounˌlevəˈtāSH(ə)nˌlɛvəˈteɪʃ(ə)n

The action of rising or causing something to rise and hover in the air, typically by means of supposed magical powers.
arm levitation
as modifier he performed a levitation trick
spectacular events such as levitations
Example sentencesExamples
- Her studies focused on paranormal topics, such as auras, levitation and ghosts.
- Levitation acts - including people rising in the air unassisted, flying through the air horizontally, and climbing a rope into the air until they disappear from view - seem to be in defiance of the law of universal gravitation.
- She was able to produce table levitations, move objects without touching them, and perform a variety of other telekinetic phenomena.
- They made these loads weightless and floated them through the air by means of levitation.
- He believes their meditation leads to magical powers, like levitation and invisibility.
- These mythological people possessed powers that included levitation, invisibility, shape changing, and the ability to vanish before your eyes.
- The magic show includes a levitation sequence.
- Some unusually gifted people are able to demonstrate with modest success that telekinesis and levitation exist.
- Movies usually represent this in the form of mind-over-matter effects, such as levitation.
- They studied automatic writing, levitation, and reports of ectoplasmic and poltergeist activity.
- A leading example is the widely attested and critically assessed levitations of St Joseph of Copertino.
- He was credited among other gifts with the power of levitation: he was reported at one seance to have floated out of a third-floor window.
- He claims to have experienced spontaneous levitation several times.
- Even today, Levitation is often thought to be involved in cases of demonic possession.
- The Vatican report compiled on Joseph cited more than seventy levitations witnessed by others in Copertino.
- Matt quickly cast a levitation spell on Sarah.
- I saw acts of amazing stone levitation.
- Numerous incidents of Levitation have been recorded in Christianity and Islam.
- Electrodes above and below the drop create the levitation field.

单词	levitation
释义	Definition of levitation in English: levitation noun ˌlɛvɪˈteɪʃ(ə)nˌlɛvəˈteɪʃ(ə)n mass noun The action of rising or causing something to rise and hover in the air, typically by means of supposed magical powers. arm levitation as modifier he performed a levitation trick count noun spectacular events such as levitations Example sentencesExamples They studied automatic writing, levitation, and reports of ectoplasmic and poltergeist activity. Some unusually gifted people are able to demonstrate with modest success that telekinesis and levitation exist. The Vatican report compiled on Joseph cited more than seventy levitations witnessed by others in Copertino. Numerous incidents of Levitation have been recorded in Christianity and Islam. Matt quickly cast a levitation spell on Sarah. Movies usually represent this in the form of mind-over-matter effects, such as levitation. He claims to have experienced spontaneous levitation several times. I saw acts of amazing stone levitation. Electrodes above and below the drop create the levitation field. A leading example is the widely attested and critically assessed levitations of St Joseph of Copertino. She was able to produce table levitations, move objects without touching them, and perform a variety of other telekinetic phenomena. Levitation acts - including people rising in the air unassisted, flying through the air horizontally, and climbing a rope into the air until they disappear from view - seem to be in defiance of the law of universal gravitation. Her studies focused on paranormal topics, such as auras, levitation and ghosts. He was credited among other gifts with the power of levitation: he was reported at one seance to have floated out of a third-floor window. He believes their meditation leads to magical powers, like levitation and invisibility. The magic show includes a levitation sequence. Even today, Levitation is often thought to be involved in cases of demonic possession. They made these loads weightless and floated them through the air by means of levitation. These mythological people possessed powers that included levitation, invisibility, shape changing, and the ability to vanish before your eyes. Definition of levitation in US English: levitation nounˌlevəˈtāSH(ə)nˌlɛvəˈteɪʃ(ə)n The action of rising or causing something to rise and hover in the air, typically by means of supposed magical powers. arm levitation as modifier he performed a levitation trick spectacular events such as levitations Example sentencesExamples Her studies focused on paranormal topics, such as auras, levitation and ghosts. Levitation acts - including people rising in the air unassisted, flying through the air horizontally, and climbing a rope into the air until they disappear from view - seem to be in defiance of the law of universal gravitation. She was able to produce table levitations, move objects without touching them, and perform a variety of other telekinetic phenomena. They made these loads weightless and floated them through the air by means of levitation. He believes their meditation leads to magical powers, like levitation and invisibility. These mythological people possessed powers that included levitation, invisibility, shape changing, and the ability to vanish before your eyes. The magic show includes a levitation sequence. Some unusually gifted people are able to demonstrate with modest success that telekinesis and levitation exist. Movies usually represent this in the form of mind-over-matter effects, such as levitation. They studied automatic writing, levitation, and reports of ectoplasmic and poltergeist activity. A leading example is the widely attested and critically assessed levitations of St Joseph of Copertino. He was credited among other gifts with the power of levitation: he was reported at one seance to have floated out of a third-floor window. He claims to have experienced spontaneous levitation several times. Even today, Levitation is often thought to be involved in cases of demonic possession. The Vatican report compiled on Joseph cited more than seventy levitations witnessed by others in Copertino. Matt quickly cast a levitation spell on Sarah. I saw acts of amazing stone levitation. Numerous incidents of Levitation have been recorded in Christianity and Islam. Electrodes above and below the drop create the levitation field.
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