What is another word for spellbound?
274 synonyms foundPronunciation:
[ spˈɛlba͡ʊnd], [ spˈɛlbaʊnd], [ s_p_ˈɛ_l_b_aʊ_n_d]Table of Contents
Similar words for spellbound:- bewitched (adjective)
- charmed (adjective)
- enchanted, fascinated (adjective)
- immersed (adjective)
- infatuated (adjective)
- lost (adjective)
- magic/magical (adjective)
- magical (adjective)
- motionless (adjective)
- other relevant words (adjective)
- preoccupied (adjective)
- rapt (adjective)
- stock-still (adjective)
- other relevant words (noun)
- other synonyms
- other relevant words (noun)
Synonyms for Spellbound:
adj.
•bewitched (adjective)- mad about,
- under a spell,
- enamored,
- transformed,
- have a bug in one's ear,
- fallen for,
- have a thing about,
- gaga about,
- ensorcelled.
- more bedazzled,
- Soothed,
- more enticed,
- more soothed,
- most attracted,
- Enticed,
- most bedazzled,
- most soothed,
- more lured,
- more attracted,
- most lured,
- be-dazzled,
- most enticed.
- breathless,
- bewildered,
- gripped,
- hooked,
- enthralled,
- petrified,
- agape,
- possessed,
- amazed,
- captivated,
- held,
- Open-mouthed,
- Transported,
- caught up,
- bemused.
- in flamed,
- more beguiled,
- seduced,
- be sotted,
- be-sotted,
- more seduced,
- most seduced,
- most beguiled,
- in-flamed.
- more tranced,
- more witching,
- most spellbinding,
- most conjuring,
- most wizardly,
- more parapsychological,
- un-canny,
- more sorcerous,
- para-psychological,
- more telekinetic,
- most witchlike,
- most spiritualistic,
- most necromantic,
- more magic,
- un-usual,
- most tranced,
- more spiritualistic,
- most parapsychological,
- most demoniac,
- more conjuring,
- most runic,
- un-cannier,
- more witchlike,
- extra-ordinary,
- more spellbinding,
- more necromantic,
- un-canniest,
- un usual,
- more wizardly,
- most witching,
- Tranced,
- un canny,
- most telekinetic,
- most sorcerous,
- un cannier,
- more runic,
- more demoniac,
- para psychological,
- un canniest.
- parapsychological,
- runic,
- motionless,
- charmed,
- Thaumaturgic,
- talismanic,
- demoniac,
- rapt,
- Immersed,
- Theurgical,
- far gone on,
- witchlike,
- carried away,
- be dazzled,
- airheaded,
- necromantic,
- sorcerous,
- bewitched,
- telekinetic,
- extra ordinary,
- Theurgic,
- have on the brain,
- wizardly,
- witching,
- lost,
- wrapped-up,
- woolgathering,
- spiritualistic,
- infatuated,
- lost in thought,
- spread out.
- more mooning,
- more daydreaming,
- more bugged,
- have brain,
- most daydreaming,
- more airheaded,
- more woolgathering,
- most wrapped-up,
- most bugged,
- more wrapped up,
- wrappedup,
- most wrapped up,
- more wrappedup,
- re moved,
- more wrapped-up,
- pre-occupied,
- un aware,
- most mooning,
- un-aware,
- pre occupied,
- have the brain,
- have on brain,
- most woolgathering,
- lost thought,
- most airheaded,
- most wrappedup.
n.
•Other relevant words: (noun)Other synonyms:
•Other relevant words (noun):- delighted,
- daydreaming,
- enchant,
- fond,
- staring,
- docile,
- beguiled,
- in awe,
- pleased,
- in awe of,
- in a trance,
- Marveling,
- moonstruck,
- engrossed,
- preoccupied,
- spelled,
- puzzled,
- openmouthed,
- dreaming,
- magic,
- pipe-dreaming,
- compulsory,
- wondering,
- deep in thought,
- elect,
- at gaze,
- open-eyed,
- dumbstruck,
- enravished,
- destined,
- Caught,
- enamoured,
- daydreamy,
- enraptured,
- agog,
- dreamy,
- all agog,
- charm,
- entranced,
- attentive,
- wide-eyed,
- disposed,
- smitten,
- happy,
- obsessed,
- taken with,
- awestruck,
- smitten with,
- dreamlike,
- Gazing,
- arrested,
- intent,
- bewitch,
- besotted,
- Dreamful,
- dumbfounded,
- Staggered,
- overwhelmed,
- blissful,
- popeyed,
- fixed,
- aghast,
- induced,
- stupefied,
- astonished,
- inspired,
- by,
- thunderstruck,
- Thaumaturgical,
- confounded,
- surprised,
- dreamy-eyed,
- becharmed,
- astounded,
- undistracted,
- rapt in wonder,
- flabbergasted,
- gaping,
- awed,
- persuadable,
- castle-building,
- fated,
- wonder-struck,
- Planet-struck.
Antonyms for Spellbound:
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adj.
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enchanted, fascinated
disenchanted, disinterested.
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enchanted, fascinated