tranced (Meaning)

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tranced (imp. & p. p.)

of Trance

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The dancers moved in a hypnotic trance, their movements fluid and mesmerizing.
The music's haunting melody sent her into a trance-like state, where time seemed to stand still.
The snake's hypnotic gaze held the bird in a frozen trance.
The audience was tranced by the mesmerizing performance on stage.
The aroma of incense wafted through the room, inducing a state of calm trance.
The repetitive chanting created a trance-inducing atmosphere in the temple.
The meditation session led him into a deep trance, where he felt a profound sense of connection.
The hypnotic swing of the pendulum sent her mind into a tranced state.
The rhythmic beating of the drums entranced the crowd, drawing them into a collective trance.
She gazed at the swirling oil lamp, its hypnotic glow putting her into a deep trance.

of Trance

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

The dancers moved in a hypnotic trance, their movements fluid and mesmerizing.

The music's haunting melody sent her into a trance-like state, where time seemed to stand still.

The snake's hypnotic gaze held the bird in a frozen trance.

The audience was tranced by the mesmerizing performance on stage.