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Meanings of hypnotise in English
Usage of hypnotise in English
1
I woke Madam Mina, and again tried to hypnotise her; but alas!
2
They did not know whether to drug you, hypnotise you, kill you.
3
We were going to hypnotise him, to save him the difficulty of acting.
4
When she's on her own and suitably relaxed, you can hypnotise Rosario Dawson.
5
It's about the monolithic power of leaders who hypnotise you.
6
How to hypnotise This takes the wellbeing trend into baffling and slightly sinister waters.
7
They may hypnotise you, and suggest you forget your name.
8
I once saw an entertainer hypnotise members of his audience.
9
Let them thought-read their daughters and hypnotise their aunts, and leave their typewriters alone.
10
Hurstwood fixed his eye on Carrie, as if to hypnotise her into doing better.
11
When I wake I try to hypnotise her; but alas!
12
Try a little self-control, and don't let Carthew hypnotise you.
13
He must hypnotise me before the dawn, and then I shall be able to speak.
14
The constant, unceasing, steady downfall seemed to hypnotise him.
15
They write about their own researches in most laudatory terms and hypnotise us into believing them.
16
MPs don't usually stare relentlessly at the camera like they are trying to hypnotise a goat.
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Translations for hypnotise
Portuguese
Catalan
Spanish
Hypnotise through the time