hallucinatory , auch: hallucinative

This they did in many parts of the world, and with hallucinatory success.

According to the study, almost 39% of the people reported hallucinatory experiences.

Whether real or hallucinatory, many had also reported standing outside themselves and looking at their bodies.

Many studies have shown hallucinatory experiences take place across the world.

The farther she ran, the more hallucinatory the world seemed.

One should not try to involve others in one's hallucinatory world.

After about 400 miles in either direction, they became hallucinatory, bad dreams I couldn't stop.

The lack of music contributes to the work's hallucinatory power.

And I had certainly not taken dream smoke or any of the hallucinatory drugs.

These are among the questions raised by the hallucinatory story Ian tells.

You can gain nothing by struggling in this hallucinatory world.

He falls into bed and begins having more hallucinatory dreams.

I had the hallucinatory feeling of consciously doing an act for the last time, in this case, leaving Europe.

They are all hallucination, and this is an hallucinatory wo4d.

He did not want another hallucinatory experience right now.

In a surge of hallucinatory sexual panic, I add eight years to my age.

He could get an almost hallucinatory likeness without calling attention to how it was done.

And the experts are listening far more carefully to what patients say about their hallucinatory experiences.

The effect of all of these video images was hallucinatory.

Some of my most powerful hallucinatory images have only lasted for a few seconds.

What was somebody supposed to say to hallucinatory operations controllers?

Even more hallucinatory was his vision of the future.

"Plotting a garden in winter is so hallucinatory," he said.

As the night wears on, the atmosphere becomes increasingly hallucinatory.