hypnotic in Greek
hypnotic in Greek is υπνωτικός — hypnotic means relating to hypnosis, or having a trance-like, mesmerizing effect.
hypnotic in Greek
υπνωτικός
Pronounced: ypnotikos
(pharmaceutical effect) Inducing sleep; soporific.
What does "hypnotic" mean?
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adjective Relating to hypnosis, or having a trance-like, mesmerizing effect.
"The dancer's slow, hypnotic movements held the audience captive."
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noun A drug that induces sleep.
"The patient was given a mild hypnotic to help with insomnia."
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hypnotic in a sentence
- The dancer's slow, hypnotic movements held the audience captive.
- The patient was given a mild hypnotic to help with insomnia.
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What is "hypnotic" in Greek?
"hypnotic" in Greek is υπνωτικός. hypnotic means: Relating to hypnosis, or having a trance-like, mesmerizing effect.
How do you pronounce υπνωτικός?
"hypnotic" in Greek is υπνωτικός, pronounced "ypnotikos".
How do you use "hypnotic" in a sentence?
Example: "The dancer's slow, hypnotic movements held the audience captive." In Greek, "hypnotic" is υπνωτικός.
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