Mesmerize
Mesmerize verb - To hold the attention of as if by a spell.
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Synonyms for Mesmerize
Take and mesmerize are semantically related In some cases you can use "Take" instead a verb "Mesmerize".
Common collocations
| people | mesmerize people | take people |
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It is also learned by the Litwick line, which take the shape of animated candles (Litwick itself), lamps (Lampent) or candelabra (Chandelure) lit with a ghostly blue flames, which they use to mesmerize people and consume their souls.
Source: Will-o'-the-Wisp
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