The Greek word hypnos means sleep, and Hypnos was the god personification of sleep. The terms hypnosis (noun) and hypnotize (verb) are the modern equivalents of the term "neuro-hypnotism" (nervous sleep) first used by Scottish doctor James Braid. Early scientific studies included those by the German physician Franz Mesmer (1734-1813) from whose name comes the terms mesmerism and mesmerize.
Adjective.
Verb.
There are many synonyms of the word mesmerized, such as charm, magnetize, bewitch, spellbind, influence, hypnotize, fascinate, and tempt. There are probably more, these are just a few.
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That is the correct US spelling of the verb "hypnotize" (put into a trance). The UK spelling is hypnotise.
The base word of marvellous is marvel.
The word hypnotize has three syllables. (hyp-no-tize)
Mesmerize
For a day or two, I thought I really could hypnotize my parents. Psychiatrists may hypnotize patients as part of their treatment.
Hypno -- the greek word for sleep.
The magician used a silver pocket watch to hypnotize the audience during his performance.
mesmerize, spellbind
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To Mesmerize is to hypnotize, to fascinate, or to compel by fascination.
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