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What is another word for Channeling? – 106 Channeling Synonyms

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    Synonyms & Similar Words

    directing guiding influencing conducting transmitting conveying funneling concentrating focusing mediating arbitrating negotiating interceding intervening facilitating enabling allowing permitting mediumship spiritualism mysticism occultism psychicism clairvoyance telepathy mesmerism hypnotism trance possession mediumistic psychic mystical occult esoteric

    Meaning of Channeling

    The primary meaning of the word "channeling" refers to the act of serving as a medium for something, such as a spirit or an idea, to be expressed or conveyed.

    Definitions

    • The act of serving as a medium for something, such as a spirit or an idea, to be expressed or conveyed
    • * The act of directing or conveying something, such as energy or resources, into a particular activity or process
    • * The act of using a medium, such as a television or radio, to broadcast a program or signal

    Etymology of Channeling

    The word "channeling" comes from the Old French word "canal", meaning "pipe" or "tube", and the suffix "-ing", which forms a present participle
    The word has been used in English since the 15th century, initially referring to the act of directing or conveying water or other fluids through a channel
    Over time, the word's meaning expanded to include the act of serving as a medium for spirits or ideas, as well as the act of broadcasting programs or signals through a medium

    Example Uses

    • The medium was channeling the spirit of a famous historical figure
    • * The company is channeling its resources into developing new sustainable energy sources
    • * The television station is channeling its signal to a wider audience through a new satellite system

    Antonyms & Near Antonyms

    blocking obstructing hindering preventing stopping inhibiting restricting limiting suppressing stifling smothering extinguishing quashing crushing discouraging deterring dissuading diverting distracting