demesmerize (Meaning)
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demesmerize (v. t.)
To relieve from mesmeric influence. See Mesmerize.
Synonyms & Antonyms of demesmerize
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demesmerize Sentence Examples
- The sudden loud noise served to demesmerize the audience, breaking their entrancement with the hypnotic music.
- Her friend's urgent call helped to demesmerize Sarah from the captivating storyline of the book.
- The reality check provided by his friend managed to demesmerize John from the charismatic cult leader's influence.
- It took a splash of cold water to demesmerize Emma from the hypnotic trance induced by the hypnotist.
- The alarm blaring in the distance was enough to demesmerize the crowd from the mesmerizing performance on stage.
- The unexpected interruption was sufficient to demesmerize the students from their fascination with the intriguing experiment.
- The therapist used a series of techniques to demesmerize the patient from their fixation on past trauma.
- The sudden change in lighting helped to demesmerize the audience from the enchanting scene on the theater stage.
- The realization of impending danger was enough to demesmerize the hikers from the breathtaking view and focus on safety.
- A dose of reality was needed to demesmerize the dreamer from their unrealistic expectations.
FAQs About the word demesmerize
To relieve from mesmeric influence. See Mesmerize.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The sudden loud noise served to demesmerize the audience, breaking their entrancement with the hypnotic music.
Her friend's urgent call helped to demesmerize Sarah from the captivating storyline of the book.
The reality check provided by his friend managed to demesmerize John from the charismatic cult leader's influence.
It took a splash of cold water to demesmerize Emma from the hypnotic trance induced by the hypnotist.
