Spellbound

Usage examples of hypnotized.

Three children, in fact: a smartypants little girl, a hypnotized little boy, and a buck-toothed baby.

Orwell was really a hypnotist, and that she hypnotized Klaus in order to get ahold of the Baudelaire fortune.

Orwell hypnotized Klaus and caused that terrible accident, didn't she?

Yet another part of the dread came from the fact that Klaus had been hypnotized once more.

She knew that if Klaus were in the library, and not hypnotized, he would see a way to help them out of their situation.

I think she means that once you've hypnotized someone, all you need to do is say a certain word and they will obey you.

Veronica found herself smil­ing back, hypnotized by the warmth of his eyes.

Melody watched, hypnotized with icy fear, as Jones fought just as hard to hang on, not even stopping for a second as he placed a well-aimed kick behind him that dropped the first man, die dazed man, to the floor with a final-sounding thud.

Colleen found herself holding her breath, hypnotized, praying that he would like what he saw.

They have been made on people who could be hypnotized and people who could not be but who were drugged.

If you want a sample, just imagine what you would have to say to a hypnotized person to make him think that he was in the hands of a powerful being who gave him orders and then imagine this as the phrase spoken when an individual had been knocked unconscious one way or another.

Whatever is said to a hypnotized subject remains as a positive suggestion, and these positive suggestions are simply engrams with a somewhat lighter effect and a shorter duration.

It was as if I was hypnotized by what was happening, by the consciousness of it - the deliberateness of it.

Belch and Victor glanced toward the grating in a dazed, almost hypnotized way, then back at Beverly.

She stood transfixed, hypnotized by the blazing red circles on the top of the towering, headless creature.