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hallucinatory
This term describes a state of perception that deviates from objective reality, often carrying a clinical or psychological weight. It suggests a sensory experience that is vivid and convincing to the observer but lacks an external stimulus, frequently associated with medical conditions, drug-induced states, or extreme sleep deprivation.
In artistic or literary contexts, the word shifts toward a stylistic descriptor. It evokes a surreal, kaleidoscopic, or disorienting quality where logic is suspended and imagery becomes fluid. This usage emphasizes the atmospheric effect of a work rather than a literal medical symptom.
Meanings
Examples
The patient described a series of hallucinatory experiences involving voices.
The patient described a series of hallucinatory experiences involving voices.
The desert heat created a hallucinatory shimmer on the horizon.
I feel like I am trapped in some hallucinatory nightmare.
The painting captures a hallucinatory landscape of floating islands.
High fever can often lead to hallucinatory states in children.
The movie uses hallucinatory imagery to represent the character's grief.
Was that a real ghost or just a hallucinatory trick of the light?
The drug induced a vivid and hallucinatory trip that lasted for hours.