Hallucinate meaning

hə-lo͝o'sə-nāt'
To undergo hallucination.
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To cause to have hallucinations.
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To cause to have hallucinations.
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To perceive in a hallucination.
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To have hallucinations.
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To have or cause to have hallucinations.
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(intransitive) To seem to perceive things (with one or more of one's senses) which are not really present; to have visions; to experience a hallucination.
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Origin of hallucinate

Latin hallūcinārī hallūcināt- to dream, be deceived variant of ālūcinārī

Sentence Examples

  • Lena frowned, wondering if the doc's adrenaline gun had overcharged her and made her hallucinate.

  • Surely 500 people could not hallucinate about the same person at the same time!

  • hallucinate about the same person at the same time!

  • When dementia becomes severe, people often hallucinate, develop aggressive tendencies, and convince themselves that they have participated in activities and events that never occurred.

  • hallucinate a second, identical tomato to the right of the real one.

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