- soothing
- anesthetic
- anodyne
- lenitive
- narcotic
- opiate
- soporific
- calmative
- mesmeric
- sleepy
- somniferous
- somnolent
- soporose
- trance-inducing
- hypnotic
- irresistible
- seductive
- alluring
- appealing
- arresting
- bewitching
- captivating
- charismatic
- charming
- enchanting
- entrancing
- fascinating
- inviting
- pulling
- absorbing
- captivating
- compelling
- enchanting
- engaging
- engrossing
- enthralling
- enticing
- intriguing
- spellbinding
- alluring
- appealing
- bewitching
- seducing
- hypnotic
- irresistible
- magnetic
- seductive
- anesthetic
- calming
- deadening
- hypnotic
- narcotic
- opiate
- sedative
- balmy
- dozy
- drowsy
- dull
- nodding
- numbing
- quietening
- slumberous
- snoozy
- somniferous
- somnolent
- soothing
- tranquilizing
- anesthetic
- balmy
- calming
- deadening
- dozy
- drowsy
- dull
- hypnotic
- narcotic
- nodding
- numbing
- opiate
- quietening
- sedative
- slumberous
- snoozy
- somniferous
- somnolent
- soothing
- tranquilizing
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
What is another word for mesmerizing?
What is another word for mesmerizing?
Mesmerizing is used to describe someone or something that captures your complete attention. It’s an adjective form of the verb mesmerize, which, in its literal sense, means “to hypnotize” or, more figuratively, “to spellbind” or “to fascinate.”
Synonyms of mesmerizing include forms of these words. Hypnotic, hypnotizing, spellbinding, bewitching, enthralling, and transfixing all suggest a trancelike state or an element of a magic (though often a figurative one). Fascinating, captivating, engrossing, and magnetic all describe someone or something that has captured someone’s attention completely. The word dazzling often means both captivating and impressive.
What is the opposite (antonym) of mesmerising?
What is the opposite (antonym) of mesmerising?
How do you use mesmerizing in a sentence?
How do you use mesmerizing in a sentence?