|adjective|
1.Relating to mentalists or mentalism.
‘The ‘special powers’ accusation most often happens in a _mentalist_ or spiritualist act.’
‘Chris Weston's detailed, sophisticated art bridges the mundane and the _mentalist_ .’
|noun|
1.A magician who performs feats that apparently demonstrate extraordinary mental powers, such as mind-reading.
‘It seems there are more mentalists out there than we had at first feared.’
‘No. Strays isn't _mentalist_ enough to veer off in that kind of direction, it's all too tight.’
2.An adherent of mentalism.
‘Chief among his trophies was Uri Geller, an Israeli-born, disco-era _mentalist_ who claimed, among other things, that he had the ability to soften metal and move a compass needle with his mind.’
‘He's a _mentalist_ , which is recreating, or pretending to read, people's minds - giving the illusion of reading people's minds, all using tricks you can come up with.’
3.An eccentric or mad person.
‘Even his wife and daughter are less relieved to see him and be rescued than they are concerned by how much of a _mentalist_ he has become.’
‘I very much doubt it, you _mentalist_ .’
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|adjective|
‘The ‘special powers’ accusation most often happens in a _mentalist_ or spiritualist act.’
