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hypnotism

[hip-nuh-tiz-uhm] / ˈhɪp nəˌtɪz əm /


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A Renaissance woman who married Sherlock Holmes, Mary employs her talents for martial arts and hypnotism, not to mention her knowledge of theology and languages, on an array of cases.

From Washington Post

Some guidance in the handbooks has been previously disclosed, such as rebukes against handguns in meetinghouses and hypnotism for entertainment.

From Washington Times

It’s unclear if Trump is well acquainted with hypnotism, however, she does seem paralyzed to move on all of the issues she promises.

From Salon

“He had played around with the hypnotism. I asked him about it but never got any clear answers,” says Munir.

From Washington Post

“He had the old power idea of hypnotism,” Freeman told investigators, according to “Killing the Dream,” an account of King’s assassination by Gerald Posner.

From Seattle Times