psychedelic
1 of 1adjective/ˌsaɪkəˈdɛlɪk/
Forms:more psychedelic,most psychedelic
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(medicine) inducing vivid sensory perceptions, altered states of consciousness, or heightened awareness, often associated with hallucinogenic effects
- The doctor discussed the potential psychedelic effects of a medication with the patient.
- The researcher studied the impact of psychedelic substances on mental health.
- The pharmacist provided information on potential psychedelic side effects listed on the medication label.
- The pharmaceutical company is developing a new drug without psychedelic side effects.
- The neurologist investigated the potential psychedelic properties of a novel drug.
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characterized by intense colors, complex patterns, or unusual visual effects that are like those experienced in psychedelic states
- The artist's painting was filled with psychedelic colors and swirling patterns.
- The concert featured psychedelic lights that danced to the music.
- His shirt had a psychedelic design with bright, swirling shapes.
- The movie used psychedelic effects to create a dreamlike atmosphere.
- She experienced a psychedelic vision during the meditation session.
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producing distorted sensory perceptions and feelings or altered states of awareness or sometimes states resembling psychosis