Entheogen
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noun.
A psychoactive substance, usually one derived from plants or fungi but also from the secretions of animals such as toads, that is ingested by a shaman or another participant in a ritual in order to produce visions or gain mystical insight.
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noun.
A
psychoactive
substance used for the purpose of inducing a
mystical
or
spiritual
experience.
Word Usage
"Note: the word entheogen refers to a psychoactive plant or chemical used in a spiritual or religious context."
Hypernym
Words that are more generic or abstract
hallucinogen
suggests
enthroned
estrogen