exoplasm

/ɛksˈɒplæzəm/

Definitions

1. noun

A hypothetical or pseudoscientific term for a substance or entity thought to be produced by the human body, often in the context of occultism or spiritualism.

“The idea of exoplasm was popularized by the Davenport brothers’ stage shows in the 19th century.”

2. noun

In some paranormal or pseudoscientific contexts, a substance or entity believed to emanate from or be connected to the human body, often associated with spiritual or supernatural phenomena.

“The exoplasm was said to have been used in ancient rituals to connect with the spirit world.”

Synonyms

  • ectoplasm
  • plasma

Antonyms

  • none