Hallucination is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for HALLUCINATION in dictionary:

NOUN:
• perception of objects with no reality usually arising from disorder of the nervous system or in response to drugs
• an experience involving the apparent perception of something not present
• The act of hallucinating; a wandering of the mind; error; mistake; a blunder.
• The perception of objects which have no reality, or of sensations which have no corresponding external cause, arising from disorder or the nervous system, as in delirium tremens; delusion.
• illusory perception; a common symptom of severe mental disorder
• a mistaken or unfounded opinion or idea
• an object perceived during a hallucinatory episode
• perception of objects that are not real
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• perception of objects with no reality usually arising from disorder of the nervous system or in response to drugs (as LSD); the object so perceived

Words related to HALLUCINATION

hallucinations19

Words that contain HALLUCINATION

hallucinations19 hallucinational20

How to use HALLUCINATION in a sentence

• Possibly I might have thought it a hallucination but for what came after.
• Hilda heard the kitchen door slammed to behind her, but the noise was like a hallucination in her brain.
• The hallucination died away as gradually as it came, leaving me overcome with a soft and pleasant drowsiness, from which I sank into a deep, refreshing sleep.
• The hallucination passes off, however, with the silvery tones of the orator, and the exhilarating fumes of the liquor which inspired it.
• They sought to cover the puny nakedness, and make an hallucination of it all.
• Once, opening his eyes, he saw what he took to be an hallucination.
• It appears that stars of this kind, so frequently spoken of in history, and so well known as a metaphor in language, are a common hallucination of the insane.
• I understood perfectly the sort of hallucination into which I had fallen.
• And the hallucination still lasts as inexplicable in its persistence as in its duration.
• My imaginary preference for you was a brief hallucination.
• Schreiner, was nothing but an ill-natured hallucination to create bad blood between the English and the Dutch.
• Stupendous hallucination! And did this fanatic really feel no pang of conscience? That will afterwards engage our consideration.
• As long as I remain in the room, the hallucination does not bother me.
• If the Presence had been in the church, with Tennelly by his side, he would have been sure it was not wholly a hallucination connected with his memory of Stephen.
• When a man thinks he hears his name pronounced, and, turning his head, seeks in vain for the speaker, he sets his experience down as a hallucination.
• Surprises of such a nature that he began to wonder if he were still living in the days of miracles, or if he were simply the victim of hallucination.
• I wish I could drive out of your mind that extraordinary hallucination relative to my supposed knowledge of your young English friend.
• He has a strange hallucination that he can be awakened from his protracted nap by a kiss from a certain female, whom he describes as Arletta the Beautiful.
• The father was possessed of the insane hallucination that he was the greatest poet that ever lived.
• The theory of contagious hallucination of all the senses is the property of Coleridge alone.
• He had seen it again on the road, where hallucination was less likely, if not altogether impossible.
• Maldon was awake, but had apparently no proper recollection of the events of the night, which even to Rachel had begun to seem unreal, like a waning hallucination.
• At the distance at which they were placed, and in that luminous mist which is the half-light of a theatre, details were lost and it was like a hallucination.
• When we are conscious of our surroundings, everything actual does compete with any hallucination.
• The whole of magic ritual was well devised to produce hallucination.
• I suppose this is a sort of infectious hallucination.
• And as I sat in the gallery of the Senate, Webster, Calhoun, Hale, Cass, and Douglas reminded me of this hallucination.
• The second period, usually produced by constant repetition of the experiment, is characterized chiefly by sensibility to hallucination and suggestion.

Similar words containing HALLUCINA without suffix tion

hallucinant16 hallucinate16 hallucinants17 hallucinated18 hallucinates17 hallucinator17 hallucinating19 hallucinative21 hallucinators18 hallucinatory21 hallucinations19 hallucinational20

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