mesmerise Antonyms
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Meaning of mesmerise
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mesmerise (v)
attract strongly, as if with a magnet
induce hypnosis in
mesmerise Sentence Examples
- The shimmering aurora mesmerised the spectators, leaving them spellbound by its ethereal beauty.
- The intricate dance moves of the ballerina mesmerised the audience, transporting them to a realm of enchantment.
- The hypnotic rhythm of the music mesmerised the crowd, as they swayed and danced in unison.
- The artist's captivating brushstrokes mesmerised the viewer, drawing them into a world of imagination and dreams.
- The enigmatic stranger's piercing gaze mesmerised the young woman, filling her with a sense of mystery and longing.
- The flickering flames of the fire mesmerised the campers, as they sat huddled together in the cozy embrace of the night.
- The iridescent colors of the butterfly's wings mesmerised the child, as it fluttered about the garden in graceful flight.
- The smooth, flowing waters of the river mesmerised the hiker, as they listened to its gentle melody and watched the sunlight dance upon its surface.
- The captivating performance of the magician mesmerised the audience, as they gasped in awe at his seemingly impossible illusions.
- The serene beauty of the mountaintop mesmerised the climbers, as they stood in silence and contemplated the vastness and wonder of the natural world.
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attract strongly, as if with a magnet, induce hypnosis in
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The shimmering aurora mesmerised the spectators, leaving them spellbound by its ethereal beauty.
The intricate dance moves of the ballerina mesmerised the audience, transporting them to a realm of enchantment.
The hypnotic rhythm of the music mesmerised the crowd, as they swayed and danced in unison.
The artist's captivating brushstrokes mesmerised the viewer, drawing them into a world of imagination and dreams.
