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| hyp·no·sis [ hip nṓssiss ] (plural hyp·no·ses [ hip nṓ sz ]) |
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1. artificially induced condition: a condition that can be artificially induced in people, in which they can respond to questions and are very susceptible to suggestions from the hypnotist
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2. induction of hypnosis: the technique or practice of inducing a state of hypnosis in people
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