dehypnotize
Snap them out
To dehypnotize is to bring someone out of a hypnotic state, restoring normal consciousness and awareness.
The term extends figuratively to breaking any spell-like hold on someone's mind: The scandal finally dehypnotized voters who had blindly supported him.
Also spelled dehypnotise in British English.
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- releaseTo let go
- unshackleRemove bonds from
- disenthrallFree from subjugation
- emancipateGrant freedom to
unbind · unfetter · extricate · dispel · undo · counteract · neutralize · reverse
Rouse from slumber
- rouseStir to wakefulness
- wakePath left in water
- come toRegain awareness after unconsciousness
- arouseTo stimulate or excite
stir · revive · reawaken · alert · shake off · break free · emerge · surface
Clearness of mind
- clearheadednessState of sharp thinking
- disillusionmentBitter loss of faith
- disenchantmentLoss of cherished belief
- realizationGrasping what's true
insight · epiphany · unveiling · unmasking · seeing through · perception · discernment · enlightenment
Reversing coercive belief implantation
- interventionPurposeful involvement to change course
- therapyCurative mental treatment
- counselingProfessional guidance for problems
- recoveryRegaining what was lost
healing · reintegration · rehabilitation · restoration · reclaiming · reprogramming · psychotherapy · breakthrough
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Without payment or restriction
- releaseTo let go
- unshackleRemove bonds from
- disenthrallFree from subjugation
emancipate · unbind · unfetter · extricate · dispel · undo · counteract · neutralize · reverse · deprogram
awaken
Rouse from slumber
arouse · stir · revive · reawaken · alert · shake off · break free · emerge · surface · open eyes
lucidity
Clearness of mind
- clearheadednessState of sharp thinking
- disillusionmentBitter loss of faith
- disenchantmentLoss of cherished belief
realization · insight · epiphany · unveiling · unmasking · seeing through · perception · discernment · enlightenment · understanding
deprogramming
Reversing coercive belief implantation
- interventionPurposeful involvement to change course
- therapyCurative mental treatment
- counselingProfessional guidance for problems
recovery · healing · reintegration · rehabilitation · restoration · reclaiming · reprogramming · psychotherapy · breakthrough · processing