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Meanings of transfix in English
Usage of transfix in English
1
One five-foot, iron-headed dart from these machines could transfix several armored men.
2
The great, solemn eyes transfix him with a look he cannot meet.
3
But know that through my breast you must strike and transfix him.
4
When Lugare saw it, he stood like one transfix'd by a basilisk.
5
Bewilderment, shot with a gleam of half-incredulous understanding, seemed to transfix him.
6
He paused, as it seemed, to transfix me with his gaze.
7
What do you do with them after you, er, transfix them?
8
What spear can transfix the dragon of passion which rages here?
9
But now Rawhead's look had lost its power to transfix.
10
The Eigenharp has the power to both transfix and confound.
11
Something in her expression seemed to transfix and bind him.
12
It will not be as easy to transfix next time.
13
The dark, piercing eyes seem almost to transfix every one upon whom they rest.
14
Creedmoor stared transfixed at the map of violence growing at his feet.
15
For example, the 71-year-old playwright was transfixed by the Amanda Knox trial.
16
The eyes before him remained transfixed in the space beyond his shoulder.
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Transfix through the time