Alucinación (en. Hallucination)
/aluθinaˈsjon/
Meaning & Definition
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noun
Sensory experience that occurs without a real external stimulus.
The patient experienced auditory hallucinations after the medication.
El paciente experimentó alucinaciones auditivas después de la medicación.
Misinterpretation of a fact as if it were a reality.
The hallucination that someone was following him caused him great distress.
La alucinación de que alguien lo seguía le causó gran angustia.
Mental manifestation that can occur under psychological or neurological conditions.
Visual hallucinations are common in people with certain illnesses.
Las alucinaciones visuales son comunes en personas con ciertas enfermedades.
Etymology
From the Latin 'alucinatio', which means 'delirium' or 'error'.
Common Phrases and Expressions
to have hallucinations
To experience misperceptions.
tener alucinaciones
Related Words
to hallucinate
To produce or experience hallucinations.
alucinar
illusion
Erroneous concept or distorted perception of reality.
ilusión
delirium
Mental state in which the sense of reality is lost.
delirio
Slang Meanings
To be very mentally confused.
That day I was so tired that I seemed to be in a hallucination.
Ese día estaba tan cansado que parecía estar en una alucinación.
To feel something that is not real, like a dream.
After that party, I felt like I had had a hallucination.
Después de esa fiesta, tenía la sensación de haber tenido una alucinación.