morphia

/ˈmɔrfiə/

Definitions

1. noun

a hypothetical state of mind characterized by a disconnection from reality

“The patient’s morphia made it difficult for her to distinguish between dreams and reality.”

2. noun

a substance that induces morphine-like effects, often used as an anesthetic or painkiller

“The hospital used a morphia to help the patient recover from surgery.”

3. noun

a sense of disconnection or detachment from one’s surroundings or emotions

“The character’s morphia made it difficult for him to form connections with others.”

Synonyms

  • dissociation
  • somnolence

Antonyms

  • catharsis
  • euphoria