Meanings of hypnotizer in English

Dr. Herbert L. Flint, a stage hypnotizer, describes his methods as follows:

At any rate, some dusky old hypnotizer has been sent after it!

Like a bold hypnotizer, he tests the degree of insensibility of the hypnotized subject.

He charms men, he drugs them; he is a hypnotizer.

He had been told by a hypnotizer to keep the number twenty-six in his mind.

It is a common delusion that the mesmerist or hypnotizer counts for anything in the experiment.

If the hypnotizer is an honest man, and a man of character, little injury may follow.

It was during the sleep that the will of the hypnotizer controlled that of the subject, not before.

He shows his inconsistency when he states that under certain circumstances the hypnotizer is in danger of becoming hypnotized himself.

Only that which at least takes its starting point from the words or the movements of the hypnotizer finds over-sensitive suggestibility.

Hypnotism is an established scientific fact; but the claim that the hypnotizer has any mysterious psychic power is the invariable mark of the charlatan.

This is the theory offered by Mesmer, and those who hold it assume that the hypnotizer exercises a force, independently of suggestion, over the subject.

However, in regard to the dangers of public performances by professional hypnotizers, Dr. Cocke is equally positive.

One learned from the others that the Colonel was a Materializer, a Hypnotizer, a Mind-Cure dabbler; and so on.

Dr. Herbert L. Flint, a stage hypnotizer, describes his methods as follows:

At any rate, some dusky old hypnotizer has been sent after it!