hypnotises's Usage Examples:

1898 novel of the same title by Eliza Humphreys about a playwright who hypnotises the woman he loves, controlling and ruining her life.

A svengali hypnotises an artist's model into becoming a great opera singer, but she struggles.

highly recommended sound is a monster kosmische grind that writhes and hypnotises".

The film's plot involves a psychic expert who hypnotises his cousin to shoot his rich uncle.

Constable draws his gun on Varossa who hypnotises him.

Adam then hypnotises the children and Edward Mayer.

Kaa then scatters, and afterward hypnotises the Bandar-log into submission to himself.

The doctor asks Dinesh to relax and hypnotises him in his sleep where he asks him various questions.

a record, but in the end it's Audrey Krouch, a neighborhood girl who hypnotises him.

Van Helsing hypnotises Mina and they find out that Dracula has left England on the ship and is.

The widow hypnotises Cindy with a magic apple to fall asleep, and in the commotion the widow.

Jane Annie hypnotises Caddie, who has hidden the key in an undisclosed location on his person.

sailing the China seas, I studied the art of hypnosis" and successfully hypnotises Lance-Corporal Jones.

She hypnotises Kate into believing that she is a vampire, and that her bite has turned.

to attack with a pair of scissors she secretly brought along, but he hypnotises her to comply.

He hypnotises Paul Brent of Globe Aircraft through the electronic lights of a nearby.

One day under the pretext of curing her headache, Svengali hypnotises her and thereafter is able to control her by the power of his thoughts.

1984 And the Ship Sails On features a scene in which a male opera singer hypnotises a chicken in the mess hall.

A Sarp (snake-man) hypnotises Ansh and steals his Sarpika powers.

He hypnotises the thieves and makes them conscious of their wrongdoings.

Synonyms:

tranquilize; spellbind; entrance; sedate; mesmerise; mesmerize; tranquillise; calm; hypnotize; tranquillize;

Antonyms:

unpeaceful; discomposure; worry; agitate; stimulate;