hypnotism Definition
hyp·no·tism (hip′nə tiz′əm)
noun
- the act or practice of inducing hypnosis
- the science of hypnosis
hypnotism Synonyms
hypnotism
n.
hypnotism Usage Examples
Adjective modifier
- mass: During a show staged for fellow inmates, he managed a mass hypnotism of the warders.
- actual: What you have to focus on is the ' rules ' behind the actual hypnotism ( or relaxing mind programming ).
Converse of object
- use: Much of his work used hypnotism to uncover the unconscious mind.
- involve: This may involve hypnotism, drugs, psychological pressure, blackmail or other inducements which undermine your free will.
- try: A few have no desire whatever to lose their symptoms and have merely agreed to try hypnotism to please their friends or relations.
- practice: Now I think, we have a rough outline of how the mind works; at least sufficient to practice hypnotism.
- abandon: He later abandoned hypnotism in favor of free association and dream analysis in developing what is now known as " the talking cure.
- think: If you think that Hypnotism would help you with your weight loss there are some self-hypnosis books available.
Converse of subject
induce: The cataleptiform state induced by Hypnotism comes on gradually.
Noun used with modifier
stage: Even members of the audience watching exhibitions of stage hypnotism can be influenced.
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