Perception in the absence of external stimulation that has the qualities of real perception.
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No; but I have had a strange hallucination; it is over now.
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The persistence and fixity of the phenomenon excluded any idea of hallucination.
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Elmer Fudd wasn't a hallucination, after all-althoughhe had a different name.
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In view of all the testimony, hallucination had to he ruled out.
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For a moment he had had an overwhelming hallucination of her presence.
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Potential serious side effects include hallucinations and suicidal thoughts, the agency said.
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Prisoners later exhibited psychological problems, including hallucinations, paranoia and attempts at self-injury.
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Within days of having no sleep, people report confusion, forgetfulness and hallucinations.
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The hallucinations of delirium tremens are the results obtained in extreme intoxication.
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Many local priests report hallucinations-or persecutions of some sort-and clamor for treatment.
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None of the patients in either group developed hallucinations or respiratory depression.
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Frightening and disturbing hallucinations can come on slowly and last for days.
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You know, some drugs have serious side effects and can cause hallucinations.
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They explore hallucinations for metaphorical insights to help them process unresolved experiences.
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You heard his story; his hallucinations were those of an insane person.
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The mind was wavering between the hallucinations of a fever, and lucidity.
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The fumes coming from the depths of Hierapolis' phreatic groundwater produced hallucinations.
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His grim hallucinations obviously had been stirred by seeing this famous painting.
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Science is a lucid madness occupied in tabulating its own necessary hallucinations.
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The monarchic hallucinations hamper all progress and all serious departments of industry.
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His hallucinations and delusions remitted after treatment with risperidone, paralleling motor improvement.
