My fourth argument in support of the general principle is based uponodylic reaction.
Yet it does not follow that because the crystal is highly odylic and glass altogether negative the former will induce clairvoyance.
Exposure to the sun's rays not only scores the surface of a crystal or mirror, but also puts the odylic substance into activity, distributing and dissipating the magnetic power stored up therein.
Water is extremely odylic and should never come in contact with the agent employed as it effectually carries off all latent or stored imports.
It might perhaps throw some light on this fanciful subject, were we to view it in connexion with the operation of the phenomenon termed the "odylic light," emitted from magnetic substances.
Should such a thing as the odylic light satisfactorily explain the phenomenon of ghosts, fairies, &c.
Didn't you feel her pulling you into harmony with the odylic emanations of the universe?
It is quite probable also that the odylic emanation of the terrestrial magnet has also a polar arrangement.
He put up his hands to push away her positive and negative poles; but finding that impossible, he kicked and cried in a way which showed him to be utterly out of harmony with the odylic emanations of the terrestrial magnet.
Her magnetism had never before been so much out of harmony with every sort of odylic emanation in the universe as at this moment.
But the odylic substance is acted upon by the nervo-vital emanations of the body of the seer, and reacts upon the brain centres by means of the optic nerves.
Exposure to the sun's rays not only scores the faces of the crystal, but also puts the odylic substance into activity, distributing and dissipating the magnetic force stored up therein.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "odylic" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
