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out-of-body
adjective
uk /ˌaʊt.əvˈbɒd.i/ us /ˌaʊt̬.əvˈbɑː.di/
relating to the ability to have mental experiences separate from your body, especially the ability to look at yourself from the outside:
She seemed to be having some kind of out-of-body moment.
Some users of the drug reported an out-of-body feeling and losing control over their body movements.
According to the head researcher, patients who received the drug reported having out-of-body hallucinations.
He insists that he experienced out-of-body levitation while he was in the coma and was able to hear us talking to him.
She suggests that the out-of-body view from above occurs because of the way that memory functions.
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See also
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