How To Use Hallucinate In A Sentence
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Her fever must be higher than she realized for her to hallucinate this way.
ANGELS EVERYWHERE
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Mental disorders, drug use and hypnosis can all cause people to hallucinate.
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As long as we're doing this, does anyone remember the episode where Buffy is stabbed by a demon and she hallucinates that she is in a mental ward and that the events of the last couple years were schizophrenic delusions.
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Another hallucinated the son who had died of spina bifida as an infant.
The Five Techniques
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Mental disorders, drug use and hypnosis can all cause people to hallucinate.
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Welner explains that someone with a severe, brief, psychotic reaction, who has borderline personality disorder, might even hallucinate.
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One woman shows off very severe and fresh scars from delusional parasitosis, digging into her skin at hallucinated bugs.
Policing and Addiction
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Immediately I am captivated by this picture-perfect creature before me, and I find myself wondering if he is even real or if I have begun to hallucinate.
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Severed from the familiar background o f the house in which she has lived for 70 years, she hallucinates her fears.
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Immediately I am captivated by this picture-perfect creature before me, and I find myself wondering if he is even real or if I have begun to hallucinate.
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When delirious crowds tore down the Berlin Wall in 1989 many hallucinated that a millennium of borderless freedom was at hand.
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Two, it wasn't migraine after all: you might hallucinate, but not about real things, real people.
GRACE
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At times I was suffering mild paralysis in my legs, and I think I was beginning to hallucinate, but one of the other drivers in a Ferrari 550 ended up in intensive care!
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Sleep deprivation really kicked in, and I started to actually hallucinate!
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A problem with this response is that it relies on characterising the kind of psychological effect involved in hallucination in terms of what it is not, namely a veridical perception, and it is plausible to demand that it should be possible to provide some positive account of the kind of psychological effect involved when one hallucinates.
Petty Injuries
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Physically exhausted, emotionally drained and severely dehydrated, Ashby started to hallucinate.
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He looked up at the ceiling and began to hallucinate.
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If you dried out banana skins, and smoked them, you would hallucinate immediately.
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Several times I hallucinated Atlantic salmon beneath our hole.
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He noted that with enough sleep deprivation, some people can develop mood changes and can even begin to hallucinate, ‘all of which can lead to reduced quality of life.’
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His mind was too exhausted to hallucinate; just as his limbs were too weary to bear him up.
GALILEE
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Think Progress » EU wants answers on secret prisons.
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Mental disorders, drug use and hypnosis can all cause people to hallucinate.
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You probably hallucinated your booming scene back home, because I've never heard of anybody from Victoria making it big, okay?
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The soldiers sank into deep, green moss that looked firm from a distance but proved treacherous underfoot, a kind of calenture on land, so that the madness suffered by sailors too long at sea, who hallucinated dry earth where there was no earth and drowned beneath the waves when they jumped, found its echo in ground that was soft and yielding as water.
The Unquiet
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My mouth became a dust bowl, complete with tumbleweed and mini sandstorms, and I actually started to hallucinate about a bottle of Evian.
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He begins sniffing petrol, hallucinates at an open religious site and accidentally alights the community centre.
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As Shorty begins to hallucinate, he—together with the reader—moves into the mind of a second man, Toussaint Louverture, the hero of Haitian liberation.
The Book That Broke the Color Line
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Is there a name for the syndrome whereby one hallucinates obscure government ministers?
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They became slaves to impulse, began to hallucinate, and, in a hypnotic trance, became completely vulnerable to the suggestions of leaders who might be thrown up.
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Jim would go out every night during and that's when I got addicted to all manner of flu pills and I hallucinated cats on the ceiling.
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This does not reflect well on the sedate, calm and collected gentleman that I hallucinated myself to be.
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By the time I actually made it to the clinic, I had been awake so long, and had been depriving myself of anything other than just water, that I was beginning to hallucinate.
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In fact, I thought I might have hallucinated it entirely.
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Burning with fever, Butler hallucinated about China, reliving the ghastly trek from Tientsin and the rape of Peking.
Devil Dog
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In a kind of reversal of the paedomorphosis hypothesis, the hallucinated gods disappeared from adult minds first, then were pulled back earlier and earlier into childhood, until today they survive only in the Binker or little purple man phenomenon.
The God Delusion
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When he sees an accident at the Heart Machine, he hallucinates the machine as a demon's mouth swallowing the workers.
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People starved of sleep start to lose their concentration and may hallucinate.
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And then, to my amazement, she accepts as fact the proposition that some men on the battlefield have been "hallucinated," and proceeds to give the theory of sensory hallucination.
The Angels of Mons The Bowmen and Other Legends of the War
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Herzog describes the iguanas as "insipid" and says he only showed them to portray how coked-up Cage's character was that he hallucinated seeing them.
Logan Nakyanzi Pollard: Are You Surprised By Movies Anymore?
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Two, it wasn't migraine after all: you might hallucinate, but not about real things, real people.
GRACE
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Her fever must be higher than she realized for her to hallucinate this way.
ANGELS EVERYWHERE
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I had a job as a technician, but I began to hallucinate more and have irrational thoughts.
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Also from Miike, FanTasia screened Gozu, a film that begins with a crazed gangster who hallucinates that a tiny Chihuahua is ‘a trained Yakuza attack dog’ and smashes the hapless creature against a restaurant window.
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This includes suggestions that your hands might move of their own accord, to suggested temporary paralysis, to a suggestion to experience hallucinated sounds - to name but a few.
Boing Boing
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Sure, Loughner babbled about favorite right-wing pet causes and hallucinated that his "enemies" were Democrats, but if his enemies hadn't been Democrats, they would have been other kids at school, or mean bosses at work, or the IRS or any of the other targets that crazy people tend to obsess about.
Henry Blodget: Are Wackos With Guns Just a Fact Of Life in America?
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While watching this, I thought I must have hallucinated that burning image in my mind of star Gooding, Jr. having accepted an Oscar a few years back.
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He hallucinates three suns in the sky and cringes under the piano.
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When delirious crowds tore down the Berlin Wall in 1989 many hallucinated that a millennium of borderless freedom was at hand.
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I grew up in Charlotte, NC and there was a mexican restaurant there that had sour cream enchiladas -- they were my favorite thing on the menu, but I haven't been able to find them anywhere else since (at one point I thought I had hallucinated the dish).
Sour cream chicken enchiladas recipe | Homesick Texan
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This raises the possibility that the battering in Killer may even have been semi-hallucinated by Ford.
Erica Abeel: The Killer Inside Me : Can Battering Women Be Entertainment?
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I think that what's been lost sight of here is a psychological phenomenon known as hypnopompic or hypnagogic experiences, in which people do honestly hallucinate these things.
CNN Transcript - Larry King Live: Are There Ghosts? - April 3, 2001
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Mental disorders, drug use and hypnosis can all cause people to hallucinate.
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After awhile subjects become disoriented and begin to hallucinate uncontrollably.
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Many people believe that party pills are non-addictive; but most of them have shown serious side-effects, such as hallucinated vision, spasms, teeth gritting, nausea, sweating, increased heart rate, high BP levels, anxiety, and depression.
Xml's Blinklist.com
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Tom is a quick-witted, but self-absorbed fantasiser who, due to the suffocating mall atmosphere, is beginning to hallucinate.
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'hallucinated' Magdalens, conducting grand picnics in that 'charming' climate, and making life a May day, is not the world's mighty Deliverer; and his miracle-mongering demagogue, claiming to be the Son of David in lying genealogies, and the Son of God in blasphemous audacity, is not the world's Teacher of all Truth and Righteousness.
Continental Monthly , Vol. 5, No. 6, June, 1864 Devoted to Literature and National Policy
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Hunger made him hallucinate.
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His mind was too exhausted to hallucinate; just as his limbs were too weary to bear him up.
GALILEE
