hallucinator
/həˈluːsəˌneɪtər/
noun
- A person who experiences hallucinations (seeing, hearing, or sensing things that are not real).
- The doctor explained that the patient was a hallucinator due to a high fever.
- In the story, the old man is a hallucinator who believes he sees ghosts in his garden.
- Some medications can turn a person into a hallucinator, causing vivid false perceptions.
- A person who deliberately causes others to have false beliefs or visions, often through deception or manipulation.
- She called him a hallucinator because he convinced everyone the house was haunted.
- The cult leader was a skilled hallucinator, making followers believe they saw angels.
- In the movie, the villain is a hallucinator who uses drugs to trick his victims.