2. To produce an intense fascination in; to spellbind. [PJC]
The Collaborative International Dictionary of English. 2000.
mesmerise — chiefly British English spelling of MESMERIZE (Cf. mesmerize) (v.); for suffix, see IZE (Cf. ize). Related: Mesmerised; mesmerising … Etymology dictionary
mesmerise — (Brit.) v. hypnotize, induce a trance like state; subject to mesmerism; fascinate, rivet, spellbind (also mesmerize) … English contemporary dictionary
Mesmerise (song) — Mesmerise Single by Chapterhouse B side Precious One Summer Chill Then We ll Rise … Wikipedia
mesmerise — British variant of mesmerize … New Collegiate Dictionary
mesmerise — mes|mer|ise [ mezmə,raız ] a British spelling of mesmerize … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
mesmerise — UK [ˈmezməraɪz] / US [ˈmezməˌraɪz] mesmerize … English dictionary
mesmerise — /ˈmɛzməraɪz / (say mezmuhruyz) verb (t) (mesmerised, mesmerising) 1. to hypnotise. 2. to fascinate; dominate; spellbind. Also, mesmerize. –mesmerisation /mɛzməraɪˈzeɪʃən/ (say mezmuhruy zayshuhn), noun –mesmeriser, noun –mesmerising, adjective… …
mesmerise — verb 1. attract strongly, as if with a magnet She magnetized the audience with her tricks • Syn: ↑magnetize, ↑mesmerize, ↑magnetise, ↑bewitch, ↑spellbind • Derivationally related forms: ↑spellbinde … Useful english dictionary
mesmerised — mesmerise (Brit.) v. hypnotize, induce a trance like state; subject to mesmerism; fascinate, rivet, spellbind (also mesmerize) … English contemporary dictionary
mesmerises — mesmerise (Brit.) v. hypnotize, induce a trance like state; subject to mesmerism; fascinate, rivet, spellbind (also mesmerize) … English contemporary dictionary
