| Hypnosis: A state of consciousness and relaxation close to sleep in which the patient is suggestible. |
| A dozen men, chosen because psychometric testing suggested they were highly suggestible, were hypnotised. |
| For the fixed applications it is advisable to choose the generator, while for the mobile applications the usage of a battery is suggestible. |
| The appellant's whole case on the confessions to the police officers was that he was highly suggestible. |
| He believed that while in groups, individuals lose their normal restraints, become more suggestible, more emotional, and less rational. |
| To be sure, the question whether the person is suggestible by nature or not cannot be settled simply by his own impression. |
