Hypnagogic

//ˌhɪpnəˈɡɑd͡ʒɪk//

Synonyms for "hypnagogic" (6 found)

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Closest matches (2)

Adjective(1 words)

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Related words (3)

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Translations

12 translations across 8 languages.

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Bulgarian

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  • полусънен adj (that accompanies falling asleep)
  • приспивателен adj (that induces sleep)

Catalan

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  • hipnagògic adj (that induces sleep)

Danish

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  • hypnagog adj (that induces sleep)
  • hypnagog adj (that accompanies falling asleep)

Finnish

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  • hypnagoginen adj (that accompanies falling asleep)

French

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  • hypnagogique adj (that induces sleep)
  • hypnagogique adj (that accompanies falling asleep)

Polish

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  • hipnagogiczny adj (that accompanies falling asleep)

Spanish

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  • hipnagógico adj (that induces sleep)

Swedish

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  • hypnagog adj (that induces sleep)
  • hypnagog adj (that accompanies falling asleep)

Sample sentences

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But if we are in the right mood, a second of such lethargy is enough to make a hypnagogic [translating hypnagogische] hallucination appear, after which perhaps we reawaken, until the oft-repeated performance is brought to an end by sleep.

Source: wiktionary

Very quickly it would come to seem to Lionel Hoffmann that the remainder of his life, all that was not Siri, was of little more substance than those hypnagogic images that flash against our eyelids when, in a state of exhaustion, we begin to sink into sleep.

Source: wiktionary

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