hypnagogic
hypnagogic
Definition
hyp·na·gogic (hip′nə gäj′ik)
adjective
- causing sleep; soporific
- designating or of the state intermediate between wakefulness and sleep hypnagogic fantasies
Etymology: hypn(o)- + -agog(ue) + -ic
hypnagogic
Usage Examples
Modifies a noun
- imagery: Being able to control one's dreams and having hypnagogic imagery may be important.
- state: Dickens used to compose a lot of his poetry whilst in the hypnagogic state.
- hallucination: Mrs Trench's bedroom encounter was probably a hypnagogic hallucination, which is a common feature in the UFO literature.
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