morphic resonance

English

Noun

morphic resonance (countable and uncountable, plural morphic resonances)

  1. (pseudoscience) A supposed metaphysical process of selection for traits and behaviors expressed by similar beings in the past, through a morphic field.
  2. (fiction, fandom slang) The retention of recognizable physical traits between forms of a transformed character.
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