Meanings
thoughtcasting1
alternative thought casting · alternative thought-casting
- uncountablefantasySending thoughts by telepathy.
He has mastered the technique of thought-casting a long time ago and is happy to show off his skills.
2012, Michael Mathiesen, Realia3 more examples
Vol transmissions had a much greater range than Kem thoughtcasting, but unlike the subtle magic of her people, the messages sent by the Boltsenders were received by anyone with Vol training.
2013, Jeremiah L. Schwennen, Spiralchain: Mindshaper, page 124"None of that unfortunately," replied Merlin, "it's a piece of the power stone that enhances your powers, it also lets you thought cast, so you need not speak but your thoughts can be heard by the one you are conversing with, provided they know how to thought cast themselves, although it is pretty good for listening in on what others think, but beware, thought casting also can reveal your location to any dark art wizard who also possess the magic. […]"
2024, Kevin N Shortland, Kevin Wilks and the Power StoneWhenever they were summoned for an adventure, Saturn Girl gave them all the power of mind reading and thoughtcasting so that they could communicate with each other.
2024, Superman: The Definitive History, page 311Synonyms: mindreading, far-feeling
thoughtcasting2
- participlepresentpresent participle of thoughtcast
Synonyms & antonyms
nounSending thoughts by telepathy.
Origin
thoughtcasting · noun
From thought + casting or thoughtcast + -ing.
Full word history & related roots →thoughtcasting · verb
See the etymology of the corresponding lemma form.
Full word history & related roots →Cite this entry
thoughtcasting. (n.d.). In WatkinsX Dictionary. Retrieved November 2, 2026, from https://dictionary.watkinsx.com/word/thoughtcasting
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