trance in Latin
trance in Latin is trancia — trance means a dreamlike, semi-conscious state in which someone is not fully aware of their surroundings.
trance in Latin
trancia
(uncountable, music genre) Ellipsis of trance music (“genre of electronic dance music”).
What does "trance" mean?
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noun A dreamlike, semi-conscious state in which someone is not fully aware of their surroundings.
"She sat staring at the flames as if in a trance."
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noun A genre of electronic dance music with repetitive, hypnotic rhythms.
"The club was known for playing trance late into the night."
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verb To put someone into a trance; to entrance.
"The rhythmic drumming seemed to trance the whole audience."
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trance in a sentence
- She sat staring at the flames as if in a trance.
- The club was known for playing trance late into the night.
- The rhythmic drumming seemed to trance the whole audience.
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What is "trance" in Latin?
"trance" in Latin is trancia. trance means: A dreamlike, semi-conscious state in which someone is not fully aware of their surroundings.
How do you use "trance" in a sentence?
Example: "She sat staring at the flames as if in a trance." In Latin, "trance" is trancia.
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