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Meanings of extraordinary hallucination in English
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Usage of extraordinary hallucination in English
1
This young man may be well-meaning, but he is under a most extraordinary hallucination.
2
She had been the victim of some extraordinary hallucination: "-withthe little brooks for variations on the theme," she added hastily.
3
It seemed to him that he was suffering from an extraordinary hallucination, which he had indulged until it had taken possession of his whole being.
4
"But perhaps," she continued, taking up the thread of her explanation, "you have heard of Mr. Carstyle's extraordinary hallucination.