What is "hallucinating"

Usage examples of "hallucinating".

I knew last night you were hallucinating like mad along a paranoid line, having to do with hostile, menacing conspiracies of alien creatures.

From what he said it sounded as if he were hallucinating -hearing voices, seeing grids.

He was hallucinating and using phrases identical to the ones you just mentioned.

But a few days later he was doing it again - hallucinating and getting agitated.

You are described as going to the stage when the hysteria and the hallucinating had reached some sort of a climax and making a speech which greatly calmed the audience.

All but one had unknowingly taken the LSD, and the one who didn't must have been hallucinating too, from some kind of psychological contagion.

Even as he told himself that it was impossible, that he was hallucinating, It can't be Joy!

Those hallucinating sessions remained printed on the mem­ories of the boys in such a way that many years later, a second before the regular army officer gave the firing squad the command to fire, Colonel Aureliano Buendía saw once more that warm March afternoon on which his father had interrupted the lesson in physics and stood fascinated, with his hand in the air and his eyes motionless, listening to the distant pipes, drums, and jingles of the gypsies, who were coming to the village once more, announcing the latest and most startling discovery of the sages of Memphis.

She kept on thinking about him during the arduous muleback crossing of the hallucinating plateau where Aureliano Segundo had become lost when he was looking for the most beautiful woman who had ever appeared on the face of the earth, and when they went over the mountains along Indian trails and entered the gloomy city in whose stone alleys the funereal bronze bells of thirty-two churches tolled.

Many times during the hallucinating Roman August he had opened his eyes in the middle of his sleep and had seen Amaranta rising out of a marble­-edged pool with her lace petticoats and the bandage on her hand, idealized by the anxiety of exile.

Almost always, between loves, they would eat naked in the bed, in the hallucinating heat and under the daytime stars that the rust had caused to shine on the zinc ceiling.