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Meanings of mesmerised in anglès
Having your attention fixated as though by a spell.
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Sinònims
Examples for "fascinated"
Examples for "fascinated"
1
He was so fascinated that he asked question after question at supper.
2
People are fascinated by the idea of looking into their family history.
3
It's one question that has fascinated humankind since the beginning of time.
4
Henderson and Pike, however, became fascinated by a number of statistical peculiarities.
5
She also bought a morning paper with a headline that fascinated her.
1
Creedmoor stared transfixed at the map of violence growing at his feet.
2
For example, the 71-year-old playwright was transfixed by the Amanda Knox trial.
3
The eyes before him remained transfixed in the space beyond his shoulder.
4
The rest of the world is still transfixed by Australia's bushfire crisis.
5
We stood transfixed for a moment as the room swelled with light.
1
I was staring at the stage, hypnotized almost as completely as Kitty.
2
Berenice was in no way hypnotized by either his wealth or fame.
3
At the mere sight of the mark, Blair stared as though hypnotized.
4
His mind, self-hypnotized, had passed them over in the same old fashion.
5
A hypnotist came to the opera-house and I volunteered to be hypnotized.
1
Because when Caballo started to talk this time, he kept me spellbound.
2
And then she came in, and in an instant I was spellbound.
3
The appalling roar held me spellbound with my foot in the stirrup.
4
The power and extraordinary sweetness of the voice held the multitude spellbound.
5
The spectacle was one that for the moment held the boys spellbound.
1
Krausova said the books mesmerized them, seeming to ask for their owners.
2
The prints somehow mesmerized him; he could not help but follow them.
3
Quite possible if someone like Butler were mesmerized and doing the incapacitating.
4
Academics were divided on the subject of ape language but mesmerized nonetheless.
5
Jatal stared, gagging and sickened, yet also mesmerized by the appalling sight.
1
Seemingly, you have to want to be hypnotised for it to work.
2
A pickpocket who apparently hypnotised his victim is being hunted by police.
3
Its white attracted my eyes, and, as it were, hypnotised my brain.
4
You were hypnotised, my dear friend, and he made you see her.
5
Death had hypnotised him, and against death and destiny who could struggle?
1
Standing upon the threshold of the blue drawing-room you are almost spell-bound.
2
What was yet left untold held the young man in spell-bound silence.
3
She looked at it steadfastly, spell-bound by the terror that held her.
4
For the space of a moment each gazed on the other, spell-bound.
5
She turned slowly, spell-bound by his voice, and confronted him in silence.
Usage of mesmerised in anglès
1
Broadcast live in its early stages, the trial mesmerised millions of Arabs.
2
Throughout, you're left mesmerised by how much Marcus packs into his lines.
3
She was partially committed to his schemes; and she was easily mesmerised.
4
Courtney is mesmerised by these ordinary houses with their neatly kept gardens.
5
It is dreadful, but the poet is mesmerised by this cold expanse.
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She looked at me as if mesmerised, and mechanically she obeyed me.
7
A visual and harmonic feat that mesmerised audiences with its Shakespearian beauty.
8
But what mesmerised me was not the sex, but the bubonic plague.
9
He stared as if mesmerised while I descended, weak from the reaction.
10
Everyone else seemed hypnotised, mesmerised, but for all the wrong reasons.
11
Especially when you realise that kids are absolutely mesmerised by this piggy guff.
12
The trial of Robert Pickton in Canada has mesmerised the country.
13
I stand mesmerised in the soft, embracing reassurance in his look.
14
I was mesmerised by the cello, and by music in general.
15
Having devoured it in a single mesmerised gulp, I won't disagree.
16
I liked to watch the transition, childishly mesmerised by the ritual of it.
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