spellbind
IPA: spˈɛɫbaɪnd
verb
- (transitive) To captivate, or hold the attention of, as if by a magic spell; to entrance.
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Examples of "spellbind" in Sentences
- The witch spellbind the dwarfs.
- Who is the person that spellbinds you
- The stories are harrowing, spellbinding.
- The witch spellbinds anything that is black.
- It was guaranteed to spellbind Sir Harry for life.
- He was a spellbinding speaker and a good organizer.
- Her spellbinding and seductive dance captivates the crowd, even Frollo.
- It is overwhelming, spellbinding; at first dreamlike, and then hallucinatory.
- It affects your party with Spellbind in addition to damaging the entire party.
- Tom Hooper, used his camera to spellbind us and perfectly cast his two male leads.
- Really, its ability to refresh, rejuvenate, elate, spellbind can not be exaggerated.
- There Heidegger spends two years slowly and painfully learning English, aching for the chance once again to spellbind seminar rooms of worshipfully attentive students.
- After all, there's no point in creating the collective insanity that is the cult of celebrity worship if you're not going to use the stars to spellbind their adoring public when called upon.
- Previous editions of "Hard Knocks" have chronicled teams like the Baltimore Ravens, the Cowboys of Dallas and, of course, the 2007 Kansas City Chiefs, who would go on to spellbind the nation with a 4-12 season.
- Rooster will spellbind you with a story that begins with the casual comment that he met the guy who built Stonehenge and slowly, deliriously has you listening with open-mouthed pleasure at being taken for a ride while he mentions 80 foot tall giants who can't always be trusted and the golden drum they gave him that he can pound on and call for their aid whenever he's in trouble.