8 thoughts on “ Hypnotized ”

1. verb (used with object), hyp·no·tized, hyp·no·tiz·ing. to put in the hypnotic state. to influence, control, or direct completely, as by personal charm, words, or domination: The speaker hypnotized the audience .

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2. Hebrew, as the literary critic Ruth Kartun-Blum once pointed out, is a language that often "seems to be hypnotized by its past." Nowhere is this hypnosis more evident than in Hebrew poetry, where biblical and Talmudic turns of phrase loom large, holding under their sway even the most involuntary, subconscious references.

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3. The therapist hypnotized him and asked him questions about his traumatic experiences in the war. He can hypnotize people with his stare. Recent Examples on the Web In September , Texas Ranger Bobby Prince of Company F (San Antonio-Waco-Austin) attempted to hypnotize .

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4. rows · Hypnotized, you've got me hypnotized All it took was just one little look into your eyes I'll .

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5. Dec 18,  · Her most-famous song.

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6. Hypnotized Women in TV and Film a list of people Hot Blondes a list of 93 people The Hot Girl a list of 88 people Hot Brunettes a list of people Hot Redheads a list of .

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7. verb 1. mesmerize, put in a trance, put to sleep The ability to hypnotize yourself can be learnt in a single session. 2. fascinate, absorb, entrance, magnetize, spellbind He's hypnotized by .

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8. Bob Welch (July 31, , Los Angeles, CA - June 7, , Antioch, TN) was an American singer, songwriter, and guitarist, best remembered for his time with the immensely successful rock band Fleetwood Mac and for his own platinum solo albums and top-ten hits such as Sentimental Lady and Ebony Eyes from his album French Kiss on Capitol Records. Welch started his career with a show .

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