Levitation (noun)

1. The act or power of levitating, or rising and floating in the air without any physical support.
2. The state of being levitated; the condition of being suspended in air without any physical support.

Origin:

From latin levitatio(n-), from levitare "to lighten".

Examples:

1. Magicians often use the illusion of levitation to make objects appear to float in the air.
2. Some mystics and spiritualists claim to have the power of levitation, but it has not been scientifically proven.
3. Levitation is a phenomenon that has been observed in certain types of meditation and yoga practices.
4. The levitation of a superconductor is an example of how certain materials can levitate above a magnetic field.
5. Scientists are working on developing levitation technology for transportation use.