new-agey [nju:ˈeɪʤi, 美
esp nu:-] 形 不变的
- new-agey
- neuzeitlich 雅
- new-agey
- New-Age- (neues Zeitalter als Inbegriff eines neuen, spirituell geprägten Weltbilds)
- new-agey experience
- New-Age-Erfahrung f
- new-agey experience
- neuzeitliche spirituelle Erfahrung
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The film seems to have hit on a promising area for satire: the world of corporate feminism and of gurus whose spiel is hard-nosed and new-agey at once.
www.smh.com.au People are starting to catch up with the fact that food affects our health outcomes and yoga and meditation and acupuncture aren't new-agey things, that they have therapeutic effects.
www.independent.ie Like a lot of people, she was suspicious of the term "life coach," which is often thought of as a new-agey, soft-science trend.
www.thetelegram.com At the extreme, it turns into toxic stress, which sounds a bit new-agey, but which has been found to have a devastating effect on the way a baby's brain develops.
www.winnipegfreepress.com According to some modern (new-agey) therapists you can achieve what you want in life just by visualising it.
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