Verb:

துயிலுாட்டு,

hypnotize's Usage Examples:

Some people are very open and easy to hypnotize or guide through meditation, while others have many barriers that must be broken down.

Research the techniques and make sure you understand the directions to hypnotize yourself.

hypnotizeas something powerful and almost hypnotizing about him.

But, in the 18th aentury, the monarchy, hypnotized by the classical battle-fields of Flanders and Italy, madly squandered the fruits of Colberts work as so much material for barter and exchange.

The warders at an asylum have been hypnotized to sleep by the bedside of dangerous patients, and "suggested" to awake the instant the patients attempt to get out of bed, sounds which had no import for them being inhibited by suggestion.

The materials are mainly meant for you to hypnotize yourself because they are geared towards self-improvement.

A professional therapist will hypnotize you using one of several preferred methods.

After Medula hypnotized Wonder woman in Wonder Woman and the Mind Maidens, it takes all her super friends to come to her rescue.

When you are hypnotized, your personality and beliefs stay intact.

It is necessary to hypnotize patients every day for several weeks before they can be got into a degree of stupor sufficient to allow of the safe execution of a surgical operation.

They think that they must be either deeply hypnotized or not at all.

In the episode, Wonder Woman and the Mind Maidens, the evil Medula hypnotized Wonder Woman and her friend Jayna with a will booster contraption, the premise was that the will booster would help women rule the world unopposed.

Symptoms attendant on the hypnotic state are closure of the eyelids by the hypnotizer without subsequent attempt to open them by the hypnotized subject; the pupils, instead of being constricted, as for near vision, dilate, and there sets in a condition superficially resembling sleep.

Synonyms:

tranquillize, calm, tranquillise, mesmerize, mesmerise, sedate, entrance, spellbind, tranquilize, hypnotise,

Antonyms:

stimulate, agitate, worry, discomposure, unpeaceful,