spellbinding (Meaning)

Wordnet

spellbinding (s)

attracting and holding interest as if by a spell

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of Spellbind

The magician's illusions held the audience spellbound, leaving them captivated in awe and wonder.
The haunting melody of the cello resonated through the concert hall, creating a spellbinding atmosphere.
The author's enchanting prose transported readers into a world of magic and enchantment, spellbinding their imaginations.
The kaleidoscopic colors of the aurora borealis painted a spellbinding spectacle across the night sky.
The enigmatic gaze of the ancient artifact seemed to hypnotize onlookers, spellbinding them with its secrets.
The athlete's fluid movements and graceful form created a spellbinding choreography on the ice rink.
The hypnotic roar of the ocean waves crashing against the shore generated a spellbinding rhythm that calmed restless minds.
The hypnotic aroma of blooming jasmine filled the air, spellbinding passersby with its seductive fragrance.
The intricate patterns of the stained-glass windows cast spellbinding reflections, creating a sacred and ethereal space.
The enigmatic silence of the forest enveloped hikers, spellbinding them with its tranquility and mystery.

attracting and holding interest as if by a spellof Spellbind

enthralling, captivating, galvanic, seductive, gripping, engrossing, mesmerizing, absorbing, alluring, fascinating

repulsive, repellent, tedious, revolting, repugnant, irksome, boring, repellent, tiresome, boring

The magician's illusions held the audience spellbound, leaving them captivated in awe and wonder.

The haunting melody of the cello resonated through the concert hall, creating a spellbinding atmosphere.

The author's enchanting prose transported readers into a world of magic and enchantment, spellbinding their imaginations.

The kaleidoscopic colors of the aurora borealis painted a spellbinding spectacle across the night sky.