to become mentally absent or deeply absorbed in a trance-like way
"He tranced out listening to the same electronic track for an hour."
to drift into a trance-like, mentally absent state
stop noticing things and go into a dreamy state
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to become mentally absent or deeply absorbed in a trance-like way
"He tranced out listening to the same electronic track for an hour."
to go out into a trance
stop noticing things and go into a dreamy state
Very rare and informal. More likely in casual speech, music culture, or stylized writing than in standard reference English.
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