What is another word for spellbinding?
Pronunciation:
[ spˈɛlba͡ɪndɪŋ], [ spˈɛlbaɪndɪŋ], [ s_p_ˈɛ_l_b_aɪ_n_d_ɪ_ŋ]
Synonyms for Spellbinding:
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adj.
• absorbing- ex citing ,
- ex-citing ,
- more captivating ,
- more monopolizing ,
- more preoccupying ,
- more spellbinding ,
- most captivating ,
- most monopolizing ,
- most preoccupying ,
- most spellbinding ,
- pre occupying ,
- pre-occupying .
- Tranced ,
- be witched ,
- be-witched ,
- extra-ordinary ,
- more conjuring ,
- more demoniac ,
- more ensorcelled ,
- more entranced ,
- more magic ,
- more necromantic ,
- more parapsychological ,
- more runic ,
- more sorcerous ,
- more spiritualistic ,
- more telekinetic ,
- more tranced ,
- more witching ,
- more witchlike ,
- more wizardly ,
- most conjuring ,
- most demoniac ,
- most ensorcelled ,
- most entranced ,
- most necromantic ,
- most parapsychological ,
- most runic ,
- most sorcerous ,
- most spiritualistic ,
- most telekinetic ,
- most tranced ,
- most witching ,
- most witchlike ,
- most wizardly ,
- para psychological ,
- para-psychological ,
- un cannier ,
- un canniest ,
- un canny ,
- un usual ,
- un-cannier ,
- un-canniest ,
- un-canny ,
- un-usual .
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n.
• interesting • spellbinding Other relevant words:
- absorbing ,
- alive ,
- arresting ,
- colorful ,
- compelling ,
- consuming ,
- diverting ,
- engrossing ,
- enthralling ,
- exciting ,
- exotic ,
- fascinating ,
- gripping ,
- inspirational ,
- inspiring ,
- interestingly ,
- intriguing ,
- inviting ,
- juicy ,
- notable ,
- notably ,
- piquant ,
- quotable ,
- rich ,
- riveting ,
- romantic ,
- scintillating ,
- sparkling ,
- stimulating ,
- striking ,
- tempting ,
- terrific ,
- thought-provoking ,
- watchable .
- Attracting ,
- Blandishing ,
- Cajoling ,
- Capturing ,
- Enamoring ,
- Enrapturing ,
- Facund ,
- Gramarye ,
- Hypnotizing ,
- Impaling ,
- Influencing ,
- Magnetizing ,
- Seducing ,
- Sortilege ,
- Spellful ,
- Spiking ,
- Thaumaturgic ,
- Thaumaturgical ,
- Thaumaturgics ,
- Thaumaturgy ,
- Theurgic ,
- Theurgical ,
- Titillative ,
- Transfixing ,
- Transporting ,
- Vampirism ,
- alchemy ,
- alluring ,
- appealing ,
- appetising ,
- appetizing ,
- articulate ,
- beautiful ,
- beguiling ,
- bewitchery ,
- bewitching ,
- captivating ,
- catching ,
- charismatic ,
- charm ,
- charming ,
- coaxing ,
- come-hither ,
- coquettish ,
- dazzling ,
- delightful ,
- devastating ,
- divination ,
- eloquent ,
- enchanting ,
- enchantment ,
- engaging ,
- enravishing ,
- ensorcelling ,
- enthusing ,
- enticing ,
- entrancing ,
- exhilarating ,
- felicitous ,
- fetching ,
- fetishism ,
- flirtatious ,
- glamorous ,
- glamour ,
- glib ,
- gorgeous ,
- grappling ,
- grasping ,
- hexing ,
- holding ,
- hoodoo ,
- illusionary ,
- illusive ,
- illusory ,
- irresistible ,
- juju ,
- keen ,
- magic ,
- magical ,
- magnetic ,
- magnetising ,
- mesmerising ,
- mouth-watering ,
- mouthwatering ,
- natural magic ,
- necromancy ,
- obeah ,
- obsessing ,
- obsessive ,
- overpowering ,
- penetrating ,
- piercing ,
- prepossessing ,
- probing ,
- provocative ,
- radiant ,
- ravishing ,
- repetitive ,
- rhythmic ,
- rune ,
- searching ,
- seductive ,
- shamanism ,
- sharp ,
- silver ,
- silver-tongued ,
- siren ,
- sirenic ,
- slick ,
- smooth ,
- smooth-spoken ,
- smooth-tongued ,
- sorcery ,
- spectacular ,
- spell ,
- spellcasting ,
- spouting ,
- stunning ,
- sympathetic magic ,
- taking ,
- talismanic ,
- tantalizing ,
- teasing ,
- theurgy ,
- tickling ,
- titillating ,
- voodoo ,
- voodooism ,
- wanga ,
- well-spoken ,
- white magic ,
- winning ,
- winsome ,
- witchcraft ,
- witchery ,
- witching ,
- wizardry .
How to use "Spellbinding" in context?
There is something about a good spellbinding story that gets the heart racing and the emotions flowing. Whether it is the mysteriousness of the storyline, the gut-wrenching suspense, or simply the good old-fashioned "chilling thrill" of suspence, spellbinding tales always manage to leave their audience captivated. And when done well, they can even leave a lasting impression. Here are five of the best spellbinding tales ever written: 1. "The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time" by Mark Haddon.
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