hallucinatory
Prononciation : [həˌluːsɪˈneɪtəri]
Mot
Contexte : « perception »
(adjective) when someone sees, hears, or feels something that isn't really there. It's like when a person imagines things that are not real, often because they are very tired or because of some medicine.
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After taking the medicine, she had some hallucinatory experiences that made her feel like she was in a different world.
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He was careful to avoid any hallucinatory effects while driving, so he didn't take any drugs.
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Can hallucinatory visions happen to anyone if they are really tired?
Contexte : « mental health »
(adjective) related to a state of mind where someone believes things that are not real. This can be serious and often needs help from a doctor or therapist.
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The doctor explained that the patient's hallucinatory thoughts were a symptom of their illness.
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She was not having hallucinatory thoughts and could clearly differentiate between reality and imagination.
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What should you do if you think you might have hallucinatory thoughts?
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