aitesis
/aɪˈtɛsɪs/Definitions
1. noun
A condition of being unconscious or insensible, often resulting from a blow to the head.
“The doctor examined the patient’s aitesis after the car accident.”
2. noun
A state of insensibility, as if in a trance, often seen in individuals under the influence of a psychedelic substance.
“The researcher studied the aitesis experienced by the participant after consuming the hallucinogenic drug.”