Hallucinate - Law Dictionary Search Results
Hallucinator
One whose judgment and acts are affected by hallucinations one who errs on account of his hallucinations
hallucinating
Experiencing hallucinations
Hallucination
The act of hallucinating a wandering of the mind error mistake a blunder
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Paranoid schizophrenia
reference occur, which gradually develops into delusions of persecution. Auditory hallucinations follow, which in the beginning, start as sound or noises
Hallucinate
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Decipiency
State of being deceived hallucination
Hallucinatory
Partaking of having the character of or tending to produce hallucinations as hallucinatory visions
hallucinogen
A substance capable of producing hallucinations when ingested a hallucinogenic substance as LSD is a powerful
hallucinogenic
capable of producing hallucinations as LSD is a powerful hallucinogenic drug
Illusion
or mental vision a deceptive appearance a false show mockery hallucination
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Hallucinate - Law Dictionary Search Results
Hallucinator
One whose judgment and acts are affected by hallucinations one who errs on account of his hallucinations
hallucinating
Experiencing hallucinations
Hallucination
The act of hallucinating a wandering of the mind error mistake a blunder
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Paranoid schizophrenia
reference occur, which gradually develops into delusions of persecution. Auditory hallucinations follow, which in the beginning, start as sound or noises
Hallucinate
Matched in: Term Hallucinate
Decipiency
State of being deceived hallucination
Hallucinatory
Partaking of having the character of or tending to produce hallucinations as hallucinatory visions
hallucinogen
A substance capable of producing hallucinations when ingested a hallucinogenic substance as LSD is a powerful
hallucinogenic
capable of producing hallucinations as LSD is a powerful hallucinogenic drug
Illusion
or mental vision a deceptive appearance a false show mockery hallucination
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