noun
hypnotism
HIHP-nuh-tih-zuhm
Hypnotism (noun) means the practice or technique of inducing hypnosis in someone. Example: “He studied hypnotism as a stage performer for years.”
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The practice or technique of inducing hypnosis in someone.
"He studied hypnotism as a stage performer for years."
How to use hypnotism
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishThe skill or art of putting someone into hypnosis.
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Word forms
- Plural
- hypnotisms
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Etymology
From hypnotize + -ism.
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What does “hypnotism” mean?
The word “hypnotism” means the practice or technique of inducing hypnosis in someone. In plain terms, the skill or art of putting someone into hypnosis.
How do you pronounce “hypnotism”?
“Hypnotism” is pronounced HIHP-nuh-tih-zuhm (/ˈhɪpnətɪzəm/ in IPA).
How do you use “hypnotism” in a sentence?
Here is “hypnotism” used in a sentence: “He studied hypnotism as a stage performer for years.”
What part of speech is “hypnotism”?
“Hypnotism” is a noun.
