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mesmerized
[ mez-muh-rahyzd, mes ]
adjective
- in a hypnotic or trancelike state; hypnotized:
鈥淚 could create the odor of any kind of fruit and make a mesmerized person taste and smell it,鈥 wrote 19th-century psychic Phineas Quimby.
- having the attention completely absorbed; fascinated, captivated, or spellbound:
At our first annual poetry slam, 28 students wielded their verbal prowess in front of a mesmerized audience of over 300.
verb
- the simple past tense and past participle of mesmerize.
Other 亚洲网紅露点 Forms
- 耻苍路尘别蝉路尘别谤路颈锄别诲 adjective
亚洲网紅露点 History and Origins
Origin of mesmerized1
Example Sentences
As Yoshinobu Yamamoto and Jacob deGrom traded zeroes at Globe Life Field in Texas last week, Kershaw sat in the dugout, mesmerized by what he could only describe as an exhibition in pitching excellence.
When I got to 鈥淟ast Tango,鈥 it was later, but it mesmerized me because of what they were doing.
Ali had recently beaten Frazier to earn a shot at Foreman, but he was also 32 and no longer the ringmaster whose speed and power mesmerized fans.
It is not exclusive of many Americans to be often mesmerized by these illogical forms of thinking and its propaganda and spectacles.
Jones recalled being mesmerized as King told the middle-class congregation about the role and responsibility to 鈥渉elp our less fortunate brothers and sisters who are struggling for their freedom in the South.鈥
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