0 to see or hear something that is not really there because of the effect of illness or drugs -- hallisunere
This is a textbook case of an otherwise sane man hallucinating a whole economic recovery—just as three years ago he hallucinated an economic miracle.
We should be in the business of getting a better future starting from here, rather than hallucinating in the world of political virtual reality.
This is followed by dizziness which develops into a feeling of euphoria and many then begin to hallucinate.
As has been mentioned, those who are hallucinating or who are high on solvents are likely to commit offences.
If the stimulation due to the object did not change in that way, then you would not be seeing the object - you might, for example, be hallucinating it.
With the addition of these two simple words, then, the character has made a rather drastic conversion from hallucinating to being painfully aware of her unfortunate circumstances.
Those who hallucinate more frequently tend not to function quite so adequately.
This suggests that the hallucinated, delusional, disoriented, and paramnestic quality of dream cognition may be associated with inhibition of these structures during sleep.
