English to Irish Meaning of occult - asarlaíochta

Occult :

asarlaíochta

verb

asarlaíochta, cheilt, folaitheach, Pailliún, fallaing, adhlacadh, choinneáil siar, dall, chlúdach, faoi chois, taisce, choinneáil faoi cheilt

adjective

osnádúrtha, asarlaíochta, rúnda, as cuimse, snasta, mistéireach, faoi rún, príobháideach, sacraimintiúil, bhfolach, ceilte, Cúldoras, folaitheach, anaithnid, doiléir, neamhfhoilsithe, domhothaithe

Occult :: asarlaíochtaOccultism :: occultismOccultist :: occultistOccultists :: occultists

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Definitions of occult in English

Noun(1) supernatural forces and events and beings collectively(2) supernatural practices and techniques
Verb(1) cause an eclipse of (a celestial body(2) become concealed or hidden from view or have its light extinguished(3) hide from view
Adjective(1) hidden and difficult to see(2) having an import not apparent to the senses nor obvious to the intelligence; beyond ordinary understanding

Examples of occult in English

(1) When compared with endoscopy, faecal occult blood tests detect < 30% of cancers and < 12% of large adenomas.(2) It wasn't until Steiner was nearly forty and the 19th century was about to end that he became deeply interested in the occult .(3) Since my initiation, very few outside of my Order knew of my initiation or of my occult involvement.(4) Is their a distinction between magic and the occult ?(5) The systemic features of both entities can mimic occult infection, malignancy, multiple myeloma and connective tissue disease.(6) She even thought that mesmerism and hypnotism were occult arts.(7) Nevertheless, Backster has become the darling of several occult , parapsychological and pseudoscientific notions.(8) About ten or fifteen years ago when I was starting on my path, I was drawn to all aspects of the occult .(9) This was later altered to mean ├ö├ç├┐witch├ö├ç├û or ├ö├ç├┐magician├ö├ç├û for the people who practiced the occult .(10) Plus I will be putting together two galleries, one of designs I have done for specific people, and another of occult tattoo flash art.(11) This categorisation has to be seen in the context of the place of telepathy and the occult in psychoanalysis.(12) As Thomson relates, film began as an occult , slightly shady art, played in flickering lights often in the bad part of town.(13) The authors conclude that low levels of cholesterol may be potential warning signs of occult disease or rapidly declining health.(14) Americans have significantly increased their belief in psychic, paranormal and occult phenomena over the past decade, the Gallup Poll notes.(15) Actually, I suspect it is really about religion, in the same way that Tropic of Night was about black magic or voodoo or the occult .(16) Stokes answers that he has also specialized in anthropology, parapsychology and the occult .

Related Phrases of occult

(1) occult blood ::

fuil asarlaíochta

Related Phrases of occult

(1) occult blood ::

fuil asarlaíochta

Synonyms

Adjective

1. supernatural ::

osnádúrtha

2. magic ::

draíochta

4. mystical ::

mystical

5. mystic ::

mystic

6. psychic ::

psychic

7. preternatural ::

preternatural

8. paranormal ::

paranormal

9. transcendental ::

Transcendental

11. hermetic ::

heirméiteach

Noun

12. the supernatural ::

an osnádúrtha

13. the paranormal ::

an paranormal

14. supernaturalism ::

supernaturalism

15. magic ::

draíochta

16. black magic ::

draíochta dubh

17. witchcraft ::

witchcraft

18. sorcery ::

asarlaiocht

19. necromancy ::

necromancy

20. wizardry ::

wizardry

21. the black arts ::

na healaíona dubh

22. occultism ::

occultism

23. diabolism ::

diabolism

25. devilry ::

devilry

26. voodoo ::

voodoo

27. hoodoo ::

húdú

28. white magic ::

draíochta bán

29. witchery ::

Witchery

30. mysticism ::

misteachas

31. theurgy ::

theurgy

Verb

32. eclipse ::

eclipse

Antonyms

1. bare ::

lom

2. disclose ::

nochtadh

3. display ::

taispeáint

4. divulge ::

nochtfaidh

5. expose ::

nochtadh

6. reveal ::

nochtann

7. show ::

taispeáin

8. uncover ::

uncover

9. unmask ::

unmask

10. unveil ::

nochtadh

Different Forms

occult, occultism, occultist, occultists

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