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Strongly attracted and interested

Attached to someone or something in a neurotic or pathological manner

Having an irrational passion for a person or thing

Past tense for to hold or engage the attention of

Past tense for to produce a state of hypnosis in (someone)

Past tense for to greatly impress or amaze, especially with glamor or showiness

Past tense for to affect one's mind, usually through the use of a questionable mind-affecting process

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Adjective

Strongly attracted and interested

in a brown study

head over heels

mentally enchanted

under someone's spell

have a thing about

very interested

very inquisitive

extremely curious

highly interested

extremely interested

twitterpated by

enamoured of^US

swept off your feet

scrutinizing^US

scrutinising^UK

infatuated with

enthusiastic about

passionate about

deep in thought

consumed with desire for

under the spell of

carrying a torch for

has a thing about

head over heels in love

burning with curiosity

hanging on every word

eat sleep and breathe

hopelessly in love

very attracted to

swept off one's feet by

head over heels in love with

greatly enamoured of

up to one's ears

very enthusiastic

head over heels for

lost in thought

in a world of your own

immersed in thought

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“She was hypnotized by the charismatic speaker, hanging on to every word and eager for more.”

Adjective

Attached to someone or something in a neurotic or pathological manner

obsessive about

preoccupied with

enthusiastic about

single-minded about

fanatical about

infatuated with

head over heels

up to one's ears

eat sleep and breathe

deep in thought

passionate about

having a one-track mind

scrutinizing^US

burning with curiosity

overenthusiastic

very enthusiastic about

scrutinising^UK

twitterpated by

enamoured of^US

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Adjective

Having an irrational passion for a person or thing

passionate about

infatuated with

very attracted to

twitterpated by

hopelessly in love with

very taken with

head over heels in love with

greatly enamoured of

consumed with desire for

swept off your feet

carrying a torch for

head over heels in love

under someone's spell

enthusiastic about

enamoured of^US

preoccupied with

obsessive about

single-minded about

head over heels

under the spell of

up to one's ears

eat sleep and breathe

deep in thought

having a one-track mind

very enthusiastic

hopelessly in love

swept off one's feet by

head over heels for

has a thing about

fanatical about

have a thing about

in a brown study

with your head in the clouds

in a world of your own

concentrated on

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Verb

Past tense for to hold or engage the attention of

held spellbound

put under a spell

cast a spell on

put in a trance

made a hit with

tickle to death

tickled your fancy

interested greatly

riveted the attention of

held your attention

sent into raptures

filled with delight

tickled to death

pointed the bone at

caught the eye of

exerted influence on

made your mouth water

caught your eye

held the attention of

turned someone's head

exerted a pull on

whetted the appetite of

lit someone's fire

tickled the fancy of

floated someone's boat

got under your skin

gotten under your skin

drawn attention

given pleasure to

gave pleasure to

made someone glad

made someone feel good

made someone pleased

gave someone a kick

given someone a kick

knocked 'em dead

sent into transports

cracked someone up

pleased greatly

filled the bill

turned someone on

made somebody's day

made roll in the aisles

got one's jollies

gotten one's jollies

took your breath away

taken your breath away

given great pleasure to

gave someone a charge

gave great pleasure to

given someone a charge

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“Art is seen to occur by accident, if at all, in the otherwise calculated search for mesmerizing images to hypnotize the audience between sales pitches.”

Verb

Past tense for to produce a state of hypnosis in (someone)

put in a trance

sent into a trance

brought under control

dulled the will

lulled to sleep

held under a spell

“She agreed to go through the experience and I proceeded to hypnotize her.”

Verb

Past tense for to greatly impress or amaze, especially with glamor or showiness

took your breath away

taken your breath away

swept someone off their feet

left speechless

blown your mind

knocked for six

knocked sideways

hit like a ton of bricks

rendered speechless

left open-mouthed

thunderstricken

boggled the mind

registered with

knocked the stuffing out of

stopped someone in their tracks

knocked senseless

taken the wind out of your sails

stricken with awe

struck with awe

took the wind out of your sails

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Verb

Past tense for to affect one's mind, usually through the use of a questionable mind-affecting process

proselytised^UK

proselytized^US

propagandised^UK

propagandized^US

rammed down one's throat

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