Trances is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for TRANCES in dictionary:

VERB:
• TRANCE, to put into a semiconscious state
• put into a trance
NOUN:
• a half-conscious state characterized by an absence of response to external stimuli, typically as induced by hypnosis or entered by a medium
• a state of abstraction
• a type of electronic dance music characterized by hypnotic rhythms and sounds
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to put into a trance (a semiconscious state)

Words related to TRANCES

trance8 tranced10 trancing11

Words that contain TRANCES

entrances11 outrances11 monstrances15 penetrances15 reentrances13 disentrances15 remonstrances17 recalcitrances20

How to use TRANCES in a sentence

• Other men, in similar trances, have misled the physicians, who pronounced them dead and gave the orders that put them alive under the ground.
• Only once did I, in my trances, get a hint of the period preceding the time spent on the island.
• During fifteen years, off and on, I sat listening by her dim bed-side to her murmuring trances! At last my expert ear could detect the sense of her faintest sigh.
• So sleep, while angels watch, upon my breast! O Love! the flooded moon is at its height, And trances sea and land with tranquil light.
• Not only were those occasional trances an intoxication, nay, a coveted indulgence, but they cast a consecration over my life.
• It keeps company with the sallies of the wit and the trances of religion.
• She used to have trances and she could tell you where things were lost.
• Until the discovery of hypnotism these strange trances were little understood, and people were even buried alive in them.
• She had discovered that she could go into trances by an effort of her own will.
• At what age did she become subject to these trances? We cannot say exactly.
• Went into trances, the girl did, and the old man give lectures about the car of progress that always rolls on and on and on, pervided you consult the spirits.
• Man has an existence in several of these, but is normally conscious only of the lowest, though sometimes in dreams and trances he has glimpses of some of the others.
• It was useless to assert that these trances were always originated by Ralph himself, however little in their later stages they had to do with him.
• By the one who has mastered concentration, trances and abnormal psychic states will not be needed.
• We are disposed to describe these experiences as trances or visions, names which generally mean something morbid or hypnotic.
• Such hypnotic trances have always inspired respect in India but the Buddha rejected as unsatisfying the teaching of his masters which made them the final goal.
• Some of these sensations are familiar in dreams and are probably easily attainable as subjective results in trances.
• There are also examples of apparent death or trances which have lasted longer, and the cases of fakirs who have been buried for prolonged periods and again restored to life.
• He was liable to mystical trances, in which some have found a confirmation of the supposition that he was epileptic.
• But it is not possession to the extent of complete expulsion of the original consciousness, as in the trances of Home, Moses, and Mrs.

Similar words containing TRANCE without suffix s

trance8 tranced10 trancey12 entrance10 outrance10 entranced12 entrances11 outrances11 trancedly15 monstrance14 penetrance14 reentrance12 trancelike16 disentrance14 entranceway19 monstrances15 penetrances15 reentrances13 disentranced16 disentrances15 entrancement16 entranceways20 remonstrance16 entrancements17 recalcitrance19 remonstrances17 recalcitrances20 disentrancement20

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