1. present participle of hypnotise; to put someone into a hypnotic state or trance
Usage: British spelling (American: hypnotizing)

1. extremely fascinating or captivating; holding one's attention completely

Examples

• The therapist was hypnotising the patient to help her overcome her anxiety.
• The magician's hypnotising performance left the audience in awe.
• She found the rhythm of the music hypnotising and couldn't look away.
• The documentary had a hypnotising effect on viewers, keeping them glued to their screens.
• He was hypnotising volunteers on stage as part of his comedy show.
• The dancer's hypnotising movements told a story without words.