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transfix

[trans-fiks] / trænsˈfɪks /




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Even before World War I, L.A.’s rich and innovative were transfixed by flight.

From Los Angeles Times

A single question transfixed all Spain: “What would come next?”

From The Wall Street Journal

It was an era when “curiosities” from the newly “discovered” Americas transfixed Europe.

From Los Angeles Times

Shires would become so transfixed that she later hired a backgammon coach and joined a local league in Nashville, the city in which she resides.

From Los Angeles Times

A French murder trial that opened Monday has transfixed the public because of the mystery at its core: where is the victim's body?

From BBC