mind-altering
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- adjective
- /maɪnd ˈɔːltərɪŋ/
- NSFW
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alterador de la mente
- Mind-altering substances, for example, may have been just the ticket for our friend Coleridge, but they are emphatically not recommended.
- Mind-altering drugs
No, I mean, Buddhism does have one of the five precepts is not to use essentially mind altering substances.
- No, I mean, Buddhism does have one of the five precepts is not to use essentially mind altering substances.
- One thing some of these people use is mind altering drugs, ayahuasca, psilocybin, isergic acid.
Examples
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Hearing Dr. Caldicott lecture was a mind-altering experience, reaching to the deepest levels of the psyche.
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One thing some of these people use is mind altering drugs, ayahuasca, psilocybin, isergic acid.
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So this idea that drug effects are a combined effect of drug setting, I think is a basic to understanding how mind altering drugs work.
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That is truly a mind-altering experience, sir.
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But, as you say, it was a mind-altering drug.
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I never even thought about using a mind-altering substance.
Fiction book (2002) -
Second, monetary stimulus on this scale really is a little bit like a powerful, mind-altering drug.
Blog text (3) -
Throughout history and across cultures, from the Arctic to middle America, humans have used mind-altering substances (Wasson, 1980).
Academic text (2003) -
Nathaniel takes a trip for us all by exploring the mind-altering properties of The 4th Wall and Techno Kitten Adventure.
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Many artists credit their creativity to the use of mind-altering substances during their process.
Synonyms
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A drug that changes the mind, feelings, or behavior
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Something that changes how you think, feel or notice things
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Causes big changes in how you think or see things
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To make you feel more aware and see things differently
Antonyms
How Mind-Altering
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word mind-altering combines mind, meaning your thoughts and feelings, and altering, from alter, which means 'change' and is the same idea in alternative. So something mind-altering 'changes' the way you think, feel, or see the world.