hypnotism
11hypnotism — įtaigavimas statusas T sritis Kūno kultūra ir sportas apibrėžtis Įvairių žodinių ir nežodinių būdų naudojimas įtaigai sukelti, kad besąlygiškai būtų vykdomi pedagogo reikalavimai. atitikmenys: angl. hypnotism; suggestion vok. Suggestion, f rus.… …
12hypnotism and hallucinations — Hypnotism is known under many names, including hypnosis, neurohypnosis, neurypnology, artificial somnambulism, and Braidism. All these terms are used to denote the procedure or the state induced by that procedure, by means of which a hypnotist …
13hypnotism — noun Date: 1842 1. the study or act of inducing hypnosis compare mesmerism 2. hypnosis 1 • hypnotist noun …
14hypnotism — noun The art of inducing hypnosis. See Also: hypnotist …
15hypnotism — 1. The process or act of inducing hypnosis. SYN: somnolism. 2. The practice or study of hypnosis. See mesmerism. [G. hypnos, sleep] * * * hyp·no·tism hip nə .tiz əm n 1) the study or ac …
16hypnotism — Synonyms and related words: Arica movement, Erhard Seminars Training, New Consciousness, Pentothal interview, SAT, T group, animal magnetism, assertiveness training, autosuggestion, behavior modification, behavior therapy, bioenergetics,… …
17HYPNOTISM — the process of inducing sleep by wearying out the optic nerve of the eyes, by making the patient fix them upon a certain spot for a time, generally situated where it is a little wearisome for the eyes to find it. The fatigue thus induced… …
18hypnotism — (Roget s IV) n. Syn. bewitchment, suggestion, mesmerism, hypnotherapy, deep sleep, spell casting, self hypnosis, hypnoanalysis, autohypnosis, hypnotic suggestion, induction of hypnosis, sleep production, fascination, psychokinesis …
19hypnotism — hyp|no|tis|m [ˈhıpnətızəm] n [U] the practice of hypnotizing people …
20hypnotism — hyp|no|tism [ hıpnə,tızəm ] noun uncount the practice of HYPNOTIZING people …
