Definition of «hallucinogenic drugs»

Hallucinogenic drugs are substances that alter a person's perception, causing them to experience hallucinations or distorted sensory experiences. These drugs can produce vivid and complex visual, auditory, or other sensory experiences that have no external reality. Examples of hallucinogens include LSD, psilocybin (found in magic mushrooms), mescaline (found in peyote cactus), and DMT (a naturally occurring psychedelic substance).

Sentences with «hallucinogenic drugs»

Most persons would agree that individuals employed as drug counselors should abstain from the use of hallucinogenic drugs and that Oregon acted properly when it denied unemployment benefits to persons discharged for unlawful drug use. (firstthings.com)
As a result, he tries ollerblading, hanging out with 20 - something aspiring filmmaker Jamie (Adam Driver), and experimenting with hallucinogenic drugs. (indiewire.com)
To many artists in the sixties who referred to the counterculture, or who used hallucinogenic drugs as an artistic tool, the term «psychedelic» was seen as compromised and the idea of a «psychedelic art» resisted. (contemporaryartsociety.org)
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