hypnotic
adjective/hɪpˈnɑtɪk/
Frequency rank: #11,379 of 20,003 in the WORDED list (wordfreq data)
Meaning
Having a sleep-inducing or deeply fascinating quality that captures attention completely.
Example sentence
The musician's slow, repetitive melody had a deeply hypnotic effect on the audience, making them feel drowsy and relaxed.
Synonyms & related words
- mesmerizing
- soothing
- entrancing
- tranquilizing
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