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hypnagogic, a.|hɪpnəˈgɒdʒɪk|
Also hypnogogic.
[ad. F. hypnagogique, f. Gr. ὕπν-ος sleep + ἀγωγός leading, f. ἄγειν to lead.]
Properly, Inducing or leading to sleep; in quots. = that accompanies falling asleep.
1886Gurney Phantasms of Living I. 390 The ‘hypnagogic’ hallucination was as truly the projection of the percipient's own mind as the dream. 1895Q. Rev. July 215 Hallucinations like the ‘hypnagogic illusions’ with which many people are familiar. 1906E. Saltus Vanity Square ii. i. 154 The hypnogogic hallucinations continue. 1933Scrutiny I. 380 In this hypnogogic state the mind makes no selection. 1962New Scientist 2 Aug. 267/3 The next section contains a quantity of fascinating material on such topics as..‘night jerks’, which occur in the hypnogogic state (his spelling ‘hypnagogic’ is not a useful innovation). 1972[see hypnopompic a.]. |