hypnotic

Noun used with modifier

• sedative: No waiting for doctors if you have a central acting analgesic action of these M1 is used to treat or sedative hypnotics.

Adjective modifier

• most: Most hypnotics tend to lose sleep promoting properties in 3 to 14 days and anxiolytics were not efficacious after 14 months.

Modifies a noun

• trance: For the same reason the phrase " an hypnotic trance " will not be used.
• regression: Later under hypnotic regression the witness was able to recall seeing a figure standing on the road then walking toward the vehicle.
• induction: These are what have been called " hypnotic inductions " .
• rhythm: The mother gently rocked her tiny boy in a slow, hypnotic rhythm.
• suggestion: The phobia acts just like a ' post hypnotic suggestion ' on a stage show.
• phenomenon: I do not want you to have beliefs about hypnotic phenomena based simply on what I, or anyone else, says.

Modifying Another Word

• strangely: Strangely hypnotic blue ball machine type thingy, should be experienced with the sound on to get the full effect.
• almost: The vocal timbre is full of rich bass tones which can become almost hypnotic at times.
• quite: It's also quite hypnotic; sounding a bit like rain falling on a caravan roof.
• very: The sound of the rain crashing down and the raindrops bouncing off the road was very hypnotic and very relaxing.
• profoundly: These affirmations are profoundly hypnotic and soothing, allowing you to absorb the affirmation on a very deep level.
• slightly: Last of the five tracks featured is " Ever Even " which has a slightly hypnotic quality to it.

Used with adjective complement

• become: Guns can become hypnotic, poetic: pulled the guns down from the rack.