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transfix

[trans-fiks] / trænsˈfɪks /




Example Sentences

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But the data center opportunity has transfixed investors, who think it can lead to longer-term contracts at favorable pricing.

From Barron's

Venezuela makes up less than 10% of Chevron’s production, but the growth opportunities—and the potential pitfalls—of drilling there have investors transfixed.

From Barron's

I found myself transfixed by the description of Wall Street machinations.

From The Wall Street Journal

She watched, waiting for something to happen, but the two girls just remained where they were, pretending they were completely transfixed by the movie in front of them.

From Literature

The book has enough thought-provoking elements to keep readers transfixed as our own year comes to an end.

From The Wall Street Journal