Adjective:

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spellbinding's Usage Examples:

Judaism, in the Syriac Book of Protection, Nuriel is characterized as a "spellbinding power" and is grouped with Michael, Shamsiel, Seraphiel, and other great.

The Huffington Post calls this recording charming, spellbinding and irresistible.

illuminate and come to life in spellbinding set-pieces of physical improbabilities.

masterpiece, and this never reaches those heights, but there"s something spellbinding about Gilberto"s intensity when facing a live audience, close-up".

The Riverbones is called "a spellbinding tale of survival, heartbreak, mystery and murder".

Jung relates the temenos to the spellbinding or magic circle, which acts as a "square space" or "safe spot" where.

Music critic Johnny Rogan described the melody of "God"s Children" as "spellbinding.

You Can" and its follow-up "Imagine Me, Imagine You" "two of the most spellbinding UK hits of 1974-1975".

have people rolling in the aisles, she starts singing and her voice is spellbinding.

It has been described as "a song that hints at the spellbinding nocturnal intrigue of the album as a whole.

His reputation as a spellbinding preacher, apparently extempore but meticulously well-researched, was.

They are heightened by a spellbinding light and bear witness to an ingenious construct: The paintings reveal.

The New York Times lauded the film's languid pace and spellbinding visual beauty while noting that its unconventional narrative structure made the characters in relation to the story at times difficult to follow.

Synonyms:

mesmerizing, mesmeric, hypnotic, attractive,

Antonyms:

ugly, displeasing, unattractiveness, uninviting, unattractive,