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transfix

[trans-fiks] / trænsˈfɪks /




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Although organizers have kept much of the exhibition under wraps, visitors can expect to be transfixed by a thoroughly Los Angeles tale.

From Los Angeles Times

Now even Pearl stood at her desk, staring transfixed.

From Literature

For a heartbeat, Torak was back with Fa on the night of the attack, transfixed by the malice of those demon haunted eyes ...

From Literature

It was just a story that sort of transfixed my imagination at the time.”

From Salon

Now, the foundations of their empire are cracking—raising questions about the once-sizzling industry’s future and transfixing Wall Street in a mix of schadenfreude and anxiety.

From The Wall Street Journal