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trance [trɑ:ns, Am træns] SUBST

trance

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to go [or fall] into a trance

to go [or fall] into a trance

to go into a coma/trance

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Spirit or trance personality would be equally interesting explanations - and equally remarkable. en.wikipedia.org

The compilation project featured tracks by trance artists across the scene and raised money for charity in the process. en.wikipedia.org

In a trance, he reports first that he is dying - then that he is dead. en.wikipedia.org

Traditional drums, music and glittering ornamental parasols accompany this procession of boys who dance in a trance. en.wikipedia.org

The dance lasts a full night and creates trance conditions for many of the participants. en.wikipedia.org

For those who practiced the traditional religions of antiquity, possession by a "pneuma" could be a desired state of visionary trance. en.wikipedia.org

As in many group folk dances one talk of sometimes reaching a trance state because of repetitive music, and physical exertion. en.wikipedia.org

The idea was to remix it, to mix it with something more dance and include something more trance in our music. en.wikipedia.org

It has exerted a strong influence on techno and rock music, and pioneered trance music. en.wikipedia.org

He occasionally goes into a trance, floats into the air, and is able to see events from the future. en.wikipedia.org

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