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spellbound
[spel-bound]
spellbound
/ ˈɛˌʊԻ /
adjective
having one's attention held as though one is bound by a spell
a spellbound audience
Word History and Origins
Origin of spellbound1
Example Sentences
“The Gentleman From Peru” takes place in a hotel where a group of friends are spellbound by a stranger’s tale of thwarted romance.
My ticket out of suburbia came at a steep price, but I was on autopilot, spellbound and fueled by lust.
Within a couple of minutes, it snakes all the way back to the entrance, populated by doting parents and spellbound preteens hoping they arrived in time.
But Las Vegas seems spellbound by the Super Bowl, which is making its first appearance in a place that the N.F.L., not so long ago, avoided to the point of parody.
Whitney Houston is luxury displaced, spellbound, chased away.
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