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negative hallucination

negative hallucination noun: a failure to perceive something (see, hear, feel, smell, taste, etc.) despite the objective presence of the corresponding sensory input; a negative analog of hallucination.

Noun

negative hallucination (plural negative hallucinations)

  1. A failure to perceive something (see, hear, feel, smell, taste, etc.) despite the objective presence of the corresponding sensory input; a negative analog of hallucination.

Forms of negative hallucination

pluralnegative hallucinations

Questions about negative hallucination

What does negative hallucination mean?
Negative hallucination means a failure to perceive something (see, hear, feel, smell, taste, etc.) despite the objective presence of the corresponding sensory input; a negative analog of hallucination.
What part of speech is negative hallucination?
Negative hallucination is a noun.
What is the plural of negative hallucination?
The plural of negative hallucination is negative hallucinations.

Words near negative hallucination in the dictionary

  1. negative eugenics
  2. negative feedback
  3. negative gearing
  4. negative gearings
  5. negative growth
  6. negative hallucination
  7. negative harmonies
  8. negative harmony
  9. negative ice
  10. negative income tax
  11. negative income taxes

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