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hallucination

(həluːsɪneɪʃən)

Word forms: plural hallucinations

1. variable noun

A hallucination is the experience of seeing something that is not really there because you are ill or have taken a drug.

The drug induces hallucinations at high doses.

Hallucination is common in patients who have suffered damage to the brain.

2. countable noun

A hallucination is something that is not real that someone sees because they are ill or have taken a drug.

Perhaps the footprint was a hallucination.

Synonyms: illusion, dream, vision, fantasy More Synonyms of hallucination

hallucination in British English

(həˌluːsɪˈneɪʃən)

noun

the alleged perception of an object when no object is present

Derived forms

hallucinational (halˌluciˈnational) or hallucinative (halˈlucinative) or hallucinatory (halˈlucinatory)

adjective

hallucination in American English

(həˌlusɪˈneɪʃən)

noun

the apparent perception of sights, sounds, etc. that are not actually present: it may occur in certain mental disorders

the imaginary object apparently seen, heard, etc.

SIMILAR WORDS: deˈlusion

Derived forms

hallucinative (halˈluciˌnative)

adjective

Word origin

L hallucinatio < hallucinari: see hallucinate

Synonyms of 'hallucination'

illusion, dream, vision, fantasy

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hallucination

British English: hallucination NOUN

A hallucination is the experience of seeing something that is not really there because you are ill or have taken a drug.

The drug induces hallucinations at high doses.

American English: hallucination
Brazilian Portuguese: alucinação
Chinese: 幻觉
European Spanish: alucinación
French: hallucination
German: Halluzination
Italian: allucinazione
Japanese: 幻覚
Korean: 환각
European Portuguese: alucinação
Latin American Spanish: alucinación

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hallucination

(həluːsɪˈneɪʃən)

n (c/u)

幻觉(覺) (huànjué) (种(種), zhǒng)

(noun) in the sense of illusion

Definition

the experience of seeming to see something that is not really there

Perhaps the footprint was a hallucination.

Synonyms

illusion

The rapid changes of lighting created an illusion of movement.

dream

I had a dream that I was in an old house.

vision

She heard voices and saw visions of her ancestors.

fantasy

delusion

I was under the delusion that he intended to marry me.

mirage

Through my half-closed eyelids I began to see mirages.

apparition

smoke and mirrors

phantasmagoria

figment of the imagination

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单词	hallucination
释义	Trends of hallucination View usage for: hallucination (həluːsɪneɪʃən) Word forms: plural hallucinations 1. variable noun A hallucination is the experience of seeing something that is not really there because you are ill or have taken a drug. The drug induces hallucinations at high doses. Hallucination is common in patients who have suffered damage to the brain. 2. countable noun A hallucination is something that is not real that someone sees because they are ill or have taken a drug. Perhaps the footprint was a hallucination. Synonyms: illusion, dream, vision, fantasy More Synonyms of hallucination hallucination in British English (həˌluːsɪˈneɪʃən) noun the alleged perception of an object when no object is present Derived forms hallucinational (halˌluciˈnational) or hallucinative (halˈlucinative) or hallucinatory (halˈlucinatory) adjective hallucination in American English (həˌlusɪˈneɪʃən) noun 1. the apparent perception of sights, sounds, etc. that are not actually present: it may occur in certain mental disorders 2. the imaginary object apparently seen, heard, etc. SIMILAR WORDS: deˈlusion Derived forms hallucinative (halˈluciˌnative) adjective Word origin L hallucinatio < hallucinari: see hallucinate Synonyms of 'hallucination' illusion, dream, vision, fantasy More Synonyms of hallucination In other languages hallucination British English: hallucination NOUN A hallucination is the experience of seeing something that is not really there because you are ill or have taken a drug. The drug induces hallucinations at high doses. American English: hallucination Brazilian Portuguese: alucinação Chinese: 幻觉 European Spanish: alucinación French: hallucination German: Halluzination Italian: allucinazione Japanese: 幻覚 Korean: 환각 European Portuguese: alucinação Latin American Spanish: alucinación Chinese translation of 'hallucination' hallucination (həluːsɪˈneɪʃən) n (c/u) 幻觉(覺) (huànjué) (种(種), zhǒng) (noun) in the sense of illusion Definition the experience of seeming to see something that is not really there Perhaps the footprint was a hallucination. Synonyms illusion The rapid changes of lighting created an illusion of movement. dream I had a dream that I was in an old house. vision She heard voices and saw visions of her ancestors. fantasy delusion I was under the delusion that he intended to marry me. mirage Through my half-closed eyelids I began to see mirages. apparition smoke and mirrors phantasmagoria figment of the imagination Seechimera Synonyms of 'hallucination' hallucination Explore 'hallucination' in the dictionary
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