Definition of hypnotism in English:

hypnotism

noun ˈhɪpnətɪz(ə)mˈhɪpnəˌtɪzəm

mass noun

The study or practice of hypnosis.
Example sentencesExamples
- It's based on the Gulf War instead of the Korean War, terrorist fears instead of Communist fears and microchip implants instead of hypnotism.
- Therapists offered hypnotism and a range of counselling techniques to encourage people to quit smoking.
- It is slightly like hypnotism but with an alteration.
- Stage hypnotism by contrast involves using hypnosis on ‘volunteers’ for the sake of entertainment.
- His interest in hypnotism had been stimulated by Maltz, but Erhard's focus would be on ‘programming’ and ‘reprogramming.’
- Wasn't it Randi who defined hypnotism as ‘two people lying to each other‘?
- I saw a connection between yoga practice and some of the stuff done with hypnotism.
- He was so impressed that he went on to study psychology, neuro-linguistic programming and hypnotism.
- So I said, ‘Oh, it's just some stuff I've been copying on hypnotism.’
- No hypnotism or anything like that is involved.
- He used to read palms and said he practised hypnotism.
- Desperate for answers, she turns to a disgraced doctor who practices hypnotism.
- I think also at this era in the history of medicine, hypnotism was starting to be explored as a therapy.
- Gruzelier also suspects that hypnotism may interfere with subjects' evaluation of future emotions such as embarrassment.
- I find mentalism, hypnotism and the study of body language very intriguing.
- She even thought that mesmerism and hypnotism were occult arts.
- It is very strange that under hypnotism, people can only hear the voice of the hypnotist.
- Amongst the aspects of hypnotism and spiritualism he chose to focus upon was the psychological make-up of mediums.
- Another psychologist, E.M. Thornton, extends the analogy between hypnotism, mesmerism, and exorcism.
- One of the illustrations in this book is of a newspaper advertisement, which screams, ‘How to get girls through hypnotism!’
Synonyms
mesmerism, hypnosis, hypnotic suggestion, autosuggestion

Definition of hypnotism in US English:

hypnotism

nounˈhipnəˌtizəmˈhɪpnəˌtɪzəm

The study or practice of hypnosis.
Example sentencesExamples
- Another psychologist, E.M. Thornton, extends the analogy between hypnotism, mesmerism, and exorcism.
- He used to read palms and said he practised hypnotism.
- Desperate for answers, she turns to a disgraced doctor who practices hypnotism.
- She even thought that mesmerism and hypnotism were occult arts.
- No hypnotism or anything like that is involved.
- Wasn't it Randi who defined hypnotism as ‘two people lying to each other‘?
- Gruzelier also suspects that hypnotism may interfere with subjects' evaluation of future emotions such as embarrassment.
- Stage hypnotism by contrast involves using hypnosis on ‘volunteers’ for the sake of entertainment.
- It is slightly like hypnotism but with an alteration.
- I find mentalism, hypnotism and the study of body language very intriguing.
- I think also at this era in the history of medicine, hypnotism was starting to be explored as a therapy.
- It is very strange that under hypnotism, people can only hear the voice of the hypnotist.
- His interest in hypnotism had been stimulated by Maltz, but Erhard's focus would be on ‘programming’ and ‘reprogramming.’
- One of the illustrations in this book is of a newspaper advertisement, which screams, ‘How to get girls through hypnotism!’
- It's based on the Gulf War instead of the Korean War, terrorist fears instead of Communist fears and microchip implants instead of hypnotism.
- I saw a connection between yoga practice and some of the stuff done with hypnotism.
- He was so impressed that he went on to study psychology, neuro-linguistic programming and hypnotism.
- Therapists offered hypnotism and a range of counselling techniques to encourage people to quit smoking.
- Amongst the aspects of hypnotism and spiritualism he chose to focus upon was the psychological make-up of mediums.
- So I said, ‘Oh, it's just some stuff I've been copying on hypnotism.’
Synonyms
mesmerism, hypnosis, hypnotic suggestion, autosuggestion

单词	hypnotism
释义	Definition of hypnotism in English: hypnotism noun ˈhɪpnətɪz(ə)mˈhɪpnəˌtɪzəm mass noun The study or practice of hypnosis. Example sentencesExamples It's based on the Gulf War instead of the Korean War, terrorist fears instead of Communist fears and microchip implants instead of hypnotism. Therapists offered hypnotism and a range of counselling techniques to encourage people to quit smoking. It is slightly like hypnotism but with an alteration. Stage hypnotism by contrast involves using hypnosis on ‘volunteers’ for the sake of entertainment. His interest in hypnotism had been stimulated by Maltz, but Erhard's focus would be on ‘programming’ and ‘reprogramming.’ Wasn't it Randi who defined hypnotism as ‘two people lying to each other‘? I saw a connection between yoga practice and some of the stuff done with hypnotism. He was so impressed that he went on to study psychology, neuro-linguistic programming and hypnotism. So I said, ‘Oh, it's just some stuff I've been copying on hypnotism.’ No hypnotism or anything like that is involved. He used to read palms and said he practised hypnotism. Desperate for answers, she turns to a disgraced doctor who practices hypnotism. I think also at this era in the history of medicine, hypnotism was starting to be explored as a therapy. Gruzelier also suspects that hypnotism may interfere with subjects' evaluation of future emotions such as embarrassment. I find mentalism, hypnotism and the study of body language very intriguing. She even thought that mesmerism and hypnotism were occult arts. It is very strange that under hypnotism, people can only hear the voice of the hypnotist. Amongst the aspects of hypnotism and spiritualism he chose to focus upon was the psychological make-up of mediums. Another psychologist, E.M. Thornton, extends the analogy between hypnotism, mesmerism, and exorcism. One of the illustrations in this book is of a newspaper advertisement, which screams, ‘How to get girls through hypnotism!’ Synonyms mesmerism, hypnosis, hypnotic suggestion, autosuggestion Definition of hypnotism in US English: hypnotism nounˈhipnəˌtizəmˈhɪpnəˌtɪzəm The study or practice of hypnosis. Example sentencesExamples Another psychologist, E.M. Thornton, extends the analogy between hypnotism, mesmerism, and exorcism. He used to read palms and said he practised hypnotism. Desperate for answers, she turns to a disgraced doctor who practices hypnotism. She even thought that mesmerism and hypnotism were occult arts. No hypnotism or anything like that is involved. Wasn't it Randi who defined hypnotism as ‘two people lying to each other‘? Gruzelier also suspects that hypnotism may interfere with subjects' evaluation of future emotions such as embarrassment. Stage hypnotism by contrast involves using hypnosis on ‘volunteers’ for the sake of entertainment. It is slightly like hypnotism but with an alteration. I find mentalism, hypnotism and the study of body language very intriguing. I think also at this era in the history of medicine, hypnotism was starting to be explored as a therapy. It is very strange that under hypnotism, people can only hear the voice of the hypnotist. His interest in hypnotism had been stimulated by Maltz, but Erhard's focus would be on ‘programming’ and ‘reprogramming.’ One of the illustrations in this book is of a newspaper advertisement, which screams, ‘How to get girls through hypnotism!’ It's based on the Gulf War instead of the Korean War, terrorist fears instead of Communist fears and microchip implants instead of hypnotism. I saw a connection between yoga practice and some of the stuff done with hypnotism. He was so impressed that he went on to study psychology, neuro-linguistic programming and hypnotism. Therapists offered hypnotism and a range of counselling techniques to encourage people to quit smoking. Amongst the aspects of hypnotism and spiritualism he chose to focus upon was the psychological make-up of mediums. So I said, ‘Oh, it's just some stuff I've been copying on hypnotism.’ Synonyms mesmerism, hypnosis, hypnotic suggestion, autosuggestion
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