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Meaning of hypnotic
The primary meaning of the word "hypnotic" is related to hypnosis, having the power to induce a state of hypnosis or having a strong and attractive influence.
Etymology of hypnotic
The word "hypnotic" originates from the term "hypnosis," which was coined in the 19th century from the Greek word "hypnos," meaning sleep, and the suffix "-osis," indicating a process or condition
Historically, the word "hypnotic" has been used to describe the state of being under hypnosis or the power to induce such a state
Synonyms
mesmerizing
captivating
enchanting
enthralling
spellbinding
charming
alluring
attractive
appealing
enticing
seductive
persuasive
convincing
compelling
irresistible
fascinating
gripping
riveting
engrossing
absorbing
intriguing
bewitching
beguiling
heavenly
divine
lovely
beautiful
gorgeous
stunning
dazzling
brilliant
resplendent
glorious
spectacular
breathtaking
awe-inspiring
impressive
striking
arresting
haunting
memorable
unforgettable
dreamy
sleepy
drowsy
somnolent
lethargic
torpid
dormant
comatose
Definitions
- Inducing or capable of inducing hypnosis
- * Having a strong and attractive influence, often in a way that is considered mysterious or magical
Usage Examples
- The hypnotic rhythm of the music made it impossible to sit still
- * The hypnotic gaze of the snake charmer held the audience in thrall
- * The hypnotic voice of the therapist helped the patient to relax and focus
Antonyms
repulsive
unattractive
dull
boring
uninteresting
uninspiring
unconvincing
unpersuasive
unpleasant
disagreeable
annoying
irritating
frustrating
infuriating
annoying
tedious
monotonous
humdrum
mundane
ordinary
common
bland
vapid
uninspired
unimpressive
unremarkable
forgettable