The word "hypnotize" originates from the Greek word "hypnos," meaning "sleep." It was popularized in the 19th century when Scottish physician James Braid used it to describe a state of focused attention and suggestibility, distinct from sleep. The term reflects the trance-like state often associated with hypnosis, although it does not imply actual sleep.
Hypno -- the greek word for sleep.
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.
In Sims Bustin Out on PS2 yes you can, when you talk to a Sim the social options come up click 'Hypnotize' ;)
The magician would hypnotize members of his audience. Staring at another car's taillights may begin to hypnotize a driver and make him less alert.
mesmerize, spellbind
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To Mesmerize is to hypnotize, to fascinate, or to compel by fascination.
mezmerize or hypnotize i dont remember
Hypnotize Me was created on 1987-03-16.
Hypnotize Minds was created in 1994.