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Usage examples of "charismata".
They could sense the charismata only through the mucous membranes of their noses and mouths.
His sensory system extended from the outer membrane of philosopher cells to the bioactive walls of this chamber, where glands synthesized the charismata of his moods.
Once, Nikko let slip that he'd learned the charismata from a "mating" with a Chenzeme ship.
Yet Lot had played similar games when he'd lived in the sky city of Silk, at Deception Well, using the charismata as his infiltrating weapon.
Most of the time he could manufacture the charismata that would blow away nascent feelings of loneliness, so that he didn't really miss her.
There was no evidence at all to back Nikko's claim that he'd learned the charismata from a mating with a Chenzeme ship.
Her voice trembled, and Lot felt a flush of soothing charismata rise from his sensory tears, though they couldn't touch her.
But something—pores in the walls perhaps, whose existence he had not suspected— were making charismata, and he could taste Nikko's sense of betrayal.
Before, with the feedback influence of the charismata, they'd been able to reach a state of synchronicity almost immediately.
Now the charismata bumped against her, only to flow away without effect.
They spoke the language of the charismata, and that was more real and more satisfying to him than any human tongue.
He stopped using the charismata to talk to Lot, as if such use might mark him a traitor to the species… same as me!
But over the long term the system evolved, growing closer and closer to her goal of interpreting and generating the charismata, without being enslaved by them.
She'd burned it into him with the charismata of her tear, like a hyperconscious drug injected in his spine.
The girls handled the charismata of human emotions as naturally as breathing, but neither of them had ever made sense of the Chenzeme version, so on that score, the sensory plexus Deneb had made for them was a failure.