Mesmerised example sentences

mes·mer·ize

verb

mesmerized (past tense) · mesmerized (past participle)

  - hold the attention of (someone) to the exclusion of all else or so as to transfix them:

  - hypnotize (someone):

Synonyms

enchant, bewitch, beguile, enrapture, captivate, capture, hypnotize, spellbind, enthrall, grip, engage, rivet, engross, absorb, fascinate, stun, overpower, charm, delight, thrill, excite, electrify, ravish, bore, enthrall, spellbind, entrance, dazzle, bewitch, charm, captivate, enrapture, enchant, fascinate, transfix, transport, grip, magnetize, hypnotize, here

"Mesmerised" Example Sentences

1. The children were mesmerised by the dazzling fireworks display.
2. I was completely mesmerised by her captivating performance.
3. Mesmerised, he watched the hypnotic sway of the pendulum.
4. The audience sat mesmerised, captivated by the storyteller's tales.
5. He became mesmerised by the intricate details of the antique clock.
6. She was utterly mesmerised; she couldn't look away.
7. Mesmerised by the beauty of the sunset, she forgot her worries.
8. The rhythmic beat of the drums had the crowd completely mesmerised.
9. The snake charmer's music mesmerised both the snakes and the onlookers.
10. Lost in thought, he was mesmerised by the falling snow.
11. Mesmerised, she traced the lines on the ancient map.
12. The swirling colours of the kaleidoscope left him mesmerised.
13. He remained mesmerised throughout the entire opera.
14. The vibrant hues of the stained glass window mesmerised her.
15. Mesmerised by the view, she didn't notice the approaching storm.
16. The magician's trick left the audience mesmerised and speechless.
17. She was mesmerised by the intricate dance moves.
18. Completely mesmerised, he forgot all about the time.
19. The hypnotic rhythm mesmerised her into a trance-like state.
20. Mesmerised by the story, she stayed up all night reading.
21. He felt mesmerised by the power of the music.
22. The flowing water had a mesmerising effect on her.
23. The flickering candlelight created a mesmerising atmosphere.
24. The vast expanse of the ocean was utterly mesmerising.
25. The ancient ruins held a mesmerising and mysterious aura.
26. There was something incredibly mesmerising about his gaze.
27. She found his voice deeply mesmerising.
28. The painting had a mesmerising effect on her emotions.
29. The subtle fragrance was mesmerising and alluring.
30. He had a mesmerising way of telling stories.
31. The dancer's movements were incredibly mesmerising.
32. The city lights at night created a mesmerising panorama.
33. The slow, deliberate movements were quite mesmerising.
34. The rhythmic pulse of the city was strangely mesmerising.
35. The shimmering surface of the water was truly mesmerising.
36. He watched, completely mesmerised, as the birds built their nest.
37. Feeling utterly mesmerised, she lost track of time.
38. Mesmerised and captivated, they watched the magic show.
39. The swirling vortex seemed almost mesmerising in its power.
40. She felt a mesmerising pull towards the mysterious forest.
41. The rhythmic crashing of the waves was incredibly mesmerising.
42. The intricate design of the tapestry was mesmerising in its complexity.
43. He was left feeling mesmerised and strangely moved by the experience.
44. The quiet intensity of the moment was quite mesmerising.
45. Her voice, soft and low, had a mesmerising quality.
46. The sight was so mesmerising that she forgot to breathe.
47. The old woman's stories were surprisingly mesmerising.
48. The gentle rocking motion was deeply mesmerising.
49. The scene was so mesmerising it felt like a dream.
50. He found the process of pottery making strangely mesmerising.

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