hallucinate
/həˈluːsəneɪt/
verb
- To see, hear, or feel something that is not actually present, usually because of a mental condition or the effect of drugs.
- The patient hallucinated that spiders were crawling on her arms.
- After staying awake for three days, he began to hallucinate and saw strange shapes in the shadows.
- Some people hallucinate when they have a very high fever.
- To have a false belief or idea that is not based on reality.
- She hallucinated that she had won the lottery, but it was just a daydream.
- Don't hallucinate that you can finish this huge project in one night.
- He hallucinated that everyone was plotting against him, even though they were just being friendly.