hallucinogen 
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hal·lu·ci·no·gen (hə lo̵̅o̅′si nə jən, -jen′; hal′yo̵̅o̅ sin′ə-, -yə-)
Related Forms:
- hallucinogenic hal·lu′·ci·no·gen′ic adjective
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Converse of subject
- produce: A universal mystical experience with life-changing effects can be produced by the hallucinogen contained in magic mushrooms, scientists claim today.
Converse of object
- use: I want to explore these states, and make scientific experiments on them, including those induced by using hallucinogens.
Adjective modifier
- powerful: It's a naturally occurring plant alkaloid, which no one knows how it works - and it is a powerful hallucinogen.
Preposition: with
- time: Shortly after ingestion, Aserone is converted into TMA-2, a hallucinogen with 18 times the potency of Mescaline.
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