Usually means: Induces experiences resembling psychotic states.
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  1. psychomimetic: Wiktionary
  2. psychomimetic: Infoplease Dictionary
  3. psychomimetic: Dictionary.com

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  1. Psychomimetic: Encyclopedia

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  1. psychomimetic: Merriam-Webster Medical Dictionary
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  1. psychomimetic: Urban Dictionary

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▸ adjective:  That mimics the symptoms of psychosis

Similar:
psychophysical, psychomental, phantasmogenetic, psychosensorial, phantasmagoric, autopsychic, imaginative, psychosonic, illusionistic, immersive, more...

Opposite:
antipsychotic, non-psychoactive, sobering

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Similar:
psychophysical, psychomental, phantasmogenetic, psychosensorial, phantasmagoric, autopsychic, imaginative, psychosonic, illusionistic, immersive, more...

Opposite:
antipsychotic, non-psychoactive, sobering



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