mind control

English

Alternative forms

• mind-control

Noun

mind control (uncountable)

1. The subversion of a person’s control of his or her mind (thinking, behavior, emotions or decisions), especially by means of psychological tactics.

Verb

mind control (third-person singular simple present mind controls, present participle mind controlling, simple past and past participle mind controlled)

1. (transitive) To control someone using such a process.

Translations

subversion of an person’s control of his or her mind

• Albanian: mendje kontrolli ?
• Chinese:

  Mandarin: 精神控制 (jīngshén kòngzhì)

• Danish: tankekontrol c
• Finnish: mielenhallinta
• French: manipulation mentale f
• German: Bewusstseinskontrolle f
• Japanese: マインドコントロール (maindo kontorōru)
• Norwegian: mind control m
• Portuguese: controle mental m
• Russian: манипули́рование созна́нием n (manipulírovanije soznánijem)
• Spanish: control mental m