Traduction de «hypnotic » (Anglais → Français) :

hypnotic [ soporific | hypnotic drug ]

hypnotic trance | sleep-like trance state | hypnotic lethargy

hypnotic action | narcotic action

hypnotic | sleep-inducing drug | soporific

hypnotic | hypnogenic | hypnogenetic | hypnogenous

hypnotise a psychotherapy patient | hypnotize a psychotherapy patient | apply hypno-psychotherapy | apply hypnose

Holistic Hypnotism Academy

Canadian Institute of Hypnotism

dysleptic drug | hypnotic sedative

‘psychoactive substances’ mean alcohol, opioids, cannabinoids, sedatives and hypnotics, cocaine, other psychostimulants, hallucinogens, and volatile solvents, whereas coffee and tobacco are excluded.

With the hypnotic medications we use, if you look at the February 2012 British Medical Journal, you'll see there's a sixfold increase in cancer in people who are using hypnotics on a regular basis.

At a time when an overwhelming majority of people in Canada and Quebec own at least one television set and spend an average of four hours a day watching this hypnotic box; when new media are being put on the market and the number of available stations keeps increasing; and when television is more and more and increasingly openly blamed for breeding a scourge of our society—and I am referring to all forms of violence—the Bloc Québécois, through the determination and perseverance of the hon. member for Rosemont—La Petite-Patrie, whose eloquent plea we have heard and grasped the scope of, could not pass on a relevant debate and another me ...[+++]aningful piece of legislation on the theme of television images of a violent nature and their impact on our youth.

That is when I noticed how captivated, almost hypnotized, my daughter was by scenes of violence in a movie broadcast on the public network.