autohypnotism
- Noun (uncountable):
- Self-induced hypnotic state: "autohypnotism" refers to the practice or process of inducing a hypnotic state in oneself, without the direct guidance of another person. It is a form of self-hypnosis.
- (Self-hypnosis is employed for relaxation and focus.)
- (Mastering self-hypnosis demands repeated effort.)
- (He used self-hypnosis as a pain management tool.)
"to practice autohypnotism": to regularly engage in self-hypnosis.
- She practices autohypnotism every morning before work to calm her mind. (She routinely induces a self-hypnotic state for mental clarity.)
"the effects of autohypnotism": the outcomes or changes resulting from self-hypnosis.
- The effects of autohypnotism include heightened suggestibility and deep relaxation. (Self-hypnosis leads to increased responsiveness to suggestions and profound calmness.)
Autohypnosis (n): a synonym for "autohypnotism," referring to the same concept of self-induced hypnosis.
- Autohypnosis can be used for habit control, such as quitting smoking. (Self-hypnosis is applied for behavioral change.)
Hypnotism (n): the practice of inducing hypnosis, whether by oneself or another person.
- Hypnotism is often performed by a trained therapist. (Hypnosis is conducted by a professional.)
Hypnotize (v): to induce a hypnotic state in someone or oneself.
- She learned to hypnotize herself through autohypnotism. (She achieved self-hypnosis.)
Self-hypnosis: the direct equivalent of "autohypnotism," emphasizing the self-directed nature of the process.
- Self-hypnosis is a popular method for overcoming phobias. (Autohypnotism is used for phobia treatment.)
Self-suggestion: a related technique where one gives oneself suggestions while in a relaxed state, often overlapping with autohypnotism.
- Self-suggestion can be a component of autohypnotism. (Self-suggestion is part of self-hypnosis.)
Put oneself in a trance: to enter a hypnotic state through autohypnotism.
- He can put himself in a trance using autohypnotism. (He induces a hypnotic state by himself.)
Take control of one's mind: to use autohypnotism to manage one's thoughts or behaviors.
- Through autohypnotism, she learned to take control of her mind. (Self-hypnosis allowed her to regulate her mental state.)