mesmerise
Verb
Meaning
induce hypnosis in
attract strongly, as if with a magnet
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She magnetized the audience with her tricks
Beer 1959 pp. 221–236 The land is similar to the false paradise of Mount Amara in Paradise Lost, especially the Abyssinian maid's song about Mount Abora that is able to mesmerise the poet.
There is nothing Roberts’s voice can’t express — its rich tonality, colouring, impeccable phrasing and projection gobsmack and Lakeman’s intricate, crystalline guitar and symbiotic support vocals mesmerise.
He saturates spaces on his canvas with luminous, intense colours that mesmerise the beholder.
Radley 1966 pp. 79–80 When she sings, she is able to inspire and mesmerise the poet by describing a false paradise.
Maria Faisal is the owner of Mesmerise Promotions and co-founder of PISA.