fluidic

According to this conception, the moving of objects without contact would be produced by the fluidic limbs of the medium.

Destitute themselves of the fluidic force, they seem, besides, to hinder its circulation and transmission.

But the person in question must be endowed with great fluidic power and be able to exercise it at a distance.

Thury next touches upon M. de Gasparin's theory of fluidic action.

A fluidic body is formed at the expense of the medium, emerges from his organism, moves, acts.