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Hypnosis   /hɪpnˈoʊsəs/   Listen
Hypnosis

noun
(pl. hypnoses)
1.
A state that resembles sleep but that is induced by suggestion.



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"Hypnosis" Quotes from Famous Books



... lips of monks while making his rounds as a barefoot pilgrim from place to place.... His claims of having visions I ascribed to his empty stomach, although others gave credence to the nonsense.... Alice at first abhorred him; finally she began to regard him as a rare specimen in self-hypnosis who was worth studying to learn how far the fascinations of self-delusion were capable of deluding and swaying stronger wills and more cultivated minds.... We both learned, by observing him, that an ignorant mujik, like an egotistical ...
— Rescuing the Czar - Two authentic Diaries arranged and translated • James P. Smythe



Words linked to "Hypnosis" :   hypnotic, psychological state, self-hypnosis, mental state, mental condition, psychological condition, hypnotise, hypnotize



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