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levitation
[lev′itā′shən]
Etymology: L, levitas, lightness, atus, process
(in psychiatry) a hallucinatory sensation of floating or rising in the air. levitate, v.
levitation,
n in psychiatry, a hallucinatory sensation of rising or floating into the air.
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