levitate LEV-i-tayt verb WS #27

to rise and hover in the air, especially by supernatural means; to cause something to float or rise without physical support

1. The magician appeared to levitate above the stage, amazing the stunned audience.
2. In the science fiction movie, the alien spacecraft could levitate effortlessly above the ground.
3. Meditation practitioners claim they can levitate their bodies through intense concentration.
4. The strong magnetic field caused the metal object to levitate several inches off the table.
5. According to legend, some saints were able to levitate during moments of deep spiritual ecstasy.