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1. (n.) hypnosis
an artificially induced trance state resembling sleep, characterized by heightened susceptibility to suggestion.
Etymology: (1875–80; hypn (otic ) + -osis)
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| Definition of 'Hypnosis' |
Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) hypnosis
a state that resembles sleep but that is induced by suggestion
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Webster Dictionary |
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1. (noun) Hypnosis
supervention of sleep
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| Definition of 'Hypnosis' |
U.S. National Library of Medicine |
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1. Hypnosis
A state of increased receptivity to suggestion and direction, initially induced by the influence of another person.
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Sense: a sleep-like state caused by the action of another person who can then make the sleeper obey his commands.
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 Afrikaans: hipnose |
 Arabic: نَوْم مِغْناطيسي |
 Bulgarian: хипноза |
 Brazilian: hipnose |
 Czech: hypnóza |
 German: die Hypnose |
 Danish: hypnose |
 Greek: ύπνωση |
 Spanish: hipnosis |
 Estonian: hüpnoos |
 Farsi: هيپنوتيزم |
 Finnish: hypnoosi |
 French: hypnose |
 Hebrew: הִיפּנוֹזָה |
 Hindi: सम्मोहन |
 Croatian: hipnoza |
 Hungarian: hipnózis |
 Indonesian: hipnosis |
 Icelandic: dáleiðsla |
 Italian: ipnosi |
 Japanese: 催眠 |
 Korean: 최면 상태 |
 Lithuanian: hipnozė |
 Latvian: hipnoze |
 Malay: hipnosis |
 Dutch: hypnose |
 Norwegian: hypnose |
 Polish: hipnoza |
 Persian: هيپنوتيزم |
 Pashto: هیپنوتیزم |
 Portuguese: hipnose |
 Romanian: hipnoză |
 Russian: гипноз |
 Slovak: hypnóza |
 Slovenian: hipnoza |
 Serbian: hipnoza |
 Swedish: hypnos |
 Thai: การสะกดจิต |
 Turkish: hipnoz, yapay uyku |
 Taiwanese: 催眠狀態 |
 Ukrainian: гіпноз |
 Urdu: نیند کی غفلت |
 Vietnamese: sự thôi miên |
 Chinese: 催眠状态 |
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