hypnosis in Japanese
hypnosis in Japanese is 催眠 — hypnosis means a trance-like state, usually brought on deliberately, in which a person becomes highly open to suggestion.
hypnosis in Japanese
催眠
Pronounced: saimin
A trancelike state, artificially induced, in which a person has a heightened suggestibility, and in which suppressed memories may be experienced.
What does "hypnosis" mean?
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noun A trance-like state, usually brought on deliberately, in which a person becomes highly open to suggestion.
"Under hypnosis, she recalled details she hadn't consciously remembered."
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hypnosis in a sentence
- Under hypnosis, she recalled details she hadn't consciously remembered.
- He tried hypnosis to help him quit smoking.
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What is "hypnosis" in Japanese?
"hypnosis" in Japanese is 催眠. hypnosis means: A trance-like state, usually brought on deliberately, in which a person becomes highly open to suggestion.
How do you pronounce 催眠?
"hypnosis" in Japanese is 催眠, pronounced "saimin".
How do you use "hypnosis" in a sentence?
Example: "Under hypnosis, she recalled details she hadn't consciously remembered." In Japanese, "hypnosis" is 催眠.
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