hypnotizable
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- adjective
- /hɪpˈnɑːtəˌzaɪbəl/
- US
- Certain traits indicate that a person is hypnotizable, such as an open mind and a willingness to be influenced.
- highly hypnotizable
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Watch on YouTubeI got hypnotized and surprised like I'm highly hypnotizable.
- I got hypnotized and surprised like I'm highly hypnotizable.
- You know, I so I want to be hypnotizable, but from what I can tell, I am mildly hypnotizable at best.
- And for people that are highly hypnotizable, the success rates at, for instance, smoking cessation, pain relief are pretty impressive.
- I'm extremely hypnotizable and self hypnosis or assisted hypnosis.
Examples
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People who are highly hypnotizable often show greater responsiveness to suggestions during therapy.
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I'm extremely hypnotizable and self hypnosis or assisted hypnosis.
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People who are less hypnotizable are actually the people who need to learn to be more hypnotizable.
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You know, I so I want to be hypnotizable, but from what I can tell, I am mildly hypnotizable at best.
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Has there any work done on how hypnosis and people who are hypnotizable and how that works with their sleep and their sleep patterns?
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I, I have, I'm not very hypnotisable, it turns out.
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And for people that are highly hypnotizable, the success rates at, for instance, smoking cessation, pain relief are pretty impressive.
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So some people are highly hypnotizable that when you put them in a trance, time gets distorted very quickly.
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Well, I mean, there's only 8% of the population that's, like, highly hypnotizable.
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They're they're really not hypnotizable Fascinating.
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Etymology
The word hypnotizable comes from the Greek root hypno- meaning 'sleep' and the ending -able meaning 'can be'. So a hypnotizable person is 'able' to go into a sleep-like state or to be easily influenced by suggestion.