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Meanings of spellbinding in English

Attracting and holding interest as if by a spell.

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Usage of spellbinding in English
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Those that it is possible still to see share a spellbinding beauty.
The Guardian
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Pakistan have played some of the most spellbinding cricket of recent decades.
The Guardian
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Indeed, this was a unique and spellbinding woman, a personified American dream.
Man in the Middle
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Jim is an illustration wizard and this is a beautiful, spellbinding book.
The Guardian
5
Those beautiful hands were just so spellbinding, he had to touch one.
Strange Sweet Song
6
For a few short weeks, the smell in the air is spellbinding.
Solomon's oak: a novel
7
We had the great union leader Walter Reuther, who was dynamic and spellbinding.
True compass: a memoir
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Hundreds of spellbinding episodes about the journey of Rama or the Kurukshetra war.
Wired
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A spellbinding tale filled with worldly and otherworldy desires that, quite simply, mesmerizes.
The devil wears plaid
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This boundless space was both spellbinding and strangely depressing at the same time.
Metro 2033
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Otherwise, Rydberg has crafted a spellbinding sprint to the finish line.
Reuters
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His spellbinding music has consistently captured the imagination of the nation.
The South African
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Spine-tingling, spellbinding words were cast from beneath the Nowlan Park stand late on Saturday.
The Irish Times
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The desert felt both spellbinding and safe -you feel entirely at home there.
The Irish Times
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Berry is spellbinding as Frankie, a young L.A. exotic dancer.
Reuters
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Featuring multiple leaotards and a passionate performance from Tom, it's nothing short of spellbinding.
Radio NZ
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