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Often used in the same context:
mesmerizing,
incantatory,
ethereal,
trippy,
percussive,
dreamlike,
dreamy,
meditative,
rhythmic,
entrancing,
propulsive,
seductive,
mesmeric,
hallucinatory,
trancelike,
syncopated,
beguiling,
pointillistic,
hypnotic trance,
otherworldly,
spellbinding,
psychedelic,
microtonal,
melodic,
eerie,
kaleidoscopic,
dirgelike,
haunting,
languorous,
rhythmical,
melancholic,
lyrical,
soulful,
songful,
evocative,
somnambulistic,
tinkly,
sensuous,
danceable,
jazzy,
melismatic,
mystical,
disorienting,
songlike,
sensual,
scat singing,
ruminative,
bewitching,
mellifluous,
poetic,
moody,
sinuous,
narcotized,
enrapturing,
melancholy,
imagistic,
jangly,
oneiric,
aural,
bluesy,
atonal,
krautrock,
uncontrived,
unearthly,
elegiac,
surrealistic,
overloud,
captivating,
melodious,
numinous,
hypnagogic,
hypnotized,
languid,
polytonal,
soothing,
resonant,
whispery,
sonic,
impressionistic,
dulcet,
soporific,
harmonic progression,
groovy,
decrescendo,
slinky,
formless,
synesthetic,
dissonant,
unmelodic,
funkadelic,
chorded,
cadenced,
plangent,
pulsating,
sonorous,
staccato,
breathy,
stroboscopic,
lugubrious,
nabokovian,
fugal,
catchy,
hypnotics,
relaxant,
analgesic,
anesthetic,
antiseptic,
sedative,
anaesthetic,
narcotic,
laxative,
tranquilizer,
diuretic,
emetic,
fungicide,
anticoagulant,
anticonvulsant,
disinfectant,
insecticide,
sedatives,
antidepressant,
cathartic,
suppressive,
altering,
restorative,
efficacious,
posthypnotic,
psychotherapeutic,
curative,
inducing,
relieving,
aversive,
manipulative,
therapeutical,
hypotensive,
immunosuppressive,
inotropic,
psychopharmacological
More specific:
narcoleptic,
sleeping capsule,
sleeping draught,
sleeping pill,
sleeping tablet
Appears in the definition of:
amobarbital,
amobarbital sodium,
amytal,
barbital,
barbitone,
blue,
blue angel,
blue devil,
diethylbarbituric acid,
diethylmalonylurea,
ethchlorvynol,
methaqualone,
nembutal,
nitrazepam,
pentobarbital,
pentobarbital sodium,
placidyl,
posthypnotic amnesia,
quaalude,
thalidomide,
truth drug,
truth serum,
veronal,
yellow jacket
More general:
drug
Synonyms:
attractive,
mesmeric,
mesmerizing,
soporific,
spellbinding
Also try:
— Nouns for hypnotic:
state,
suggestion,
trance,
effect,
drugs,
suggestions,
phenomena,
susceptibility,
sleep,
influence,
induction,
more...
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