spellbound

• Descreve o estado de estar completamente encantado ou fascinado por algo ou alguém, como se estivesse sob um feitiço.

Describes a state of being completely captivated or fascinated by something, as if under a spell.

1. Fascinated or captivatedB2formal

   Having one's attention completely held as if by a magical spell; utterly fascinated.

   Fascinado

   • The audience sat spellbound during the magician's performance.
   • She was spellbound by the beauty of the sunset over the ocean.
   • The children listened spellbound to the storyteller's tale.

   Sinônimosbewitchedcaptivatedenchantedenthralledentrancedfascinatedhypnotizedmesmerizedrapttransfixed

   Antônimosboredindifferentunimpresseduninterestedunmoved

• Verbo usado para descrever a ação de prender completamente a atenção de alguém, como por encanto; encantar, fascinar ou hipnotizar.

A verb used to describe the act of holding someone's complete attention, as if by magic; to fascinate or enchant.

verbo irregular

1. Hold attention completelyB2formal

   To capture and hold someone's complete attention, as if by magic.

   Enfeitiçar

   • The storyteller's words spellbound the entire audience.
   • Her performance on stage spellbound the critics.
   • The documentary spellbound viewers with its stunning visuals.

   Sinônimoscaptivateenchantenthrallentrancefascinategriprivettransfix

   Antônimosborerepel

2. Render motionlessC1formal

   To cause someone to become still or unable to move, often due to awe, terror, or fascination.

   Paralisar

   • The sudden appearance of the ghost spellbound him with fear.
   • The majestic view from the cliff spellbound the hikers.
   • The magician's trick spellbound the crowd into silence.

   Sinônimoshypnotizeparalyzepetrifystuntransfix

   Antônimosdisgustrepelrepulse

3. Put into a tranceC1formal

   To hypnotize or entrance someone, causing a trance-like state.

   Colocar em transe

   • The hypnotist spellbound the volunteer on stage.
   • The rhythmic drumming seemed to spellbound the dancers.
   • He felt spellbound by the repetitive chanting.

   Sinônimosbewitchenchantentrancehypnotize