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Meanings of hold spellbound in English
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Usage of hold spellbound in English
1
Opal was held spellbound by the subtle charm of his languorous eyes.
2
My companions had gone, but I was held spellbound, feeling How long!
3
She was held spellbound by the passion, the menace in the girl's look.
4
So did the immense audience, held spellbound by the scene so graphically pictured.
5
One is held spellbound; these are the pictures never forgotten.
6
They continue gazing, held spellbound by the sight, thinking maybe they may get another look.
7
On the week's march across Wongolo, Mungongo triumphantly held spellbound audiences at every village through which they passed.
8
Samm's voice cut sharply through the daze of stupefaction which held spellbound most of the denizens of the Hill.
9
God be thanked, the spirits rejoice, the hearts are full of fervour, the souls are held spellbound by that shining Face.
10
But before I could get off the whale the writhing cloud changed its appearance-andchanged so rapidly that I was held spellbound.
11
By the same pull of their draw net they enveloped in its meshes both the setter and the prey that it held spellbound.
12
One curious thing I observed at this gathering was that so long as our member was speaking the vast assembly was held spellbound.
13
Allen started to leave, but was held spellbound by the force exercised by the quiet, firm dignity which became at once the dominating factor.
14
Time and again the master or some of the older students, coming across the boy at work, would be held spellbound by his skill.
15
Royson was not far away, and he, like the rest, was held spellbound by some spectacle the nature of which she could not guess.
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There is no more impressive sight than that of thousands of people held spellbound by a melody; it is by turns sublime, grotesque, and touching.