hypnotised
/ˈhɪpnətaɪzd/
adjective
- In a state like sleep where you can be influenced by someone else's suggestions.
- The hypnotised man followed every instruction the doctor gave him.
- He felt completely relaxed and peaceful when he was hypnotised.
- While hypnotised, she described events she had never talked about before.
- So fascinated or absorbed that you ignore everything around you.
- The audience was hypnotised by the magician's tricks.
- He was hypnotised by the sound of the rain on the roof.
- She sat hypnotised in front of the computer screen for hours.
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verb
- To put someone into a state like sleep where they can be influenced to do or say things.
- During the show, the magician hypnotised several volunteers from the audience.
- She was hypnotised to recall a forgotten memory from her childhood.
- The therapist hypnotised her patient to help him stop smoking.
- To be so interested or fascinated by something that you forget everything else.
- The children were hypnotised by the colorful fish swimming in the aquarium.
- The crowd was hypnotised by the dancer's graceful movements.
- He stood hypnotised by the beautiful sunset over the ocean.
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