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Definition of mesmerism - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
captivating charmRare the ability to fascinate in a spellbinding wayRare
- His speech held the audience in complete mesmerism..
2.
psychologyDated state induced by hypnotic methodsDated
- He fell into a deep mesmerism during the session.
3.
hypnosis theoryDated hypnotic induction believed to involve animal magnetismDated
- The concept of mesmerism was popular in the 19th century..
Origin of mesmerism
German, Mesmer (name) + -ism (practice)
Terms with mesmerism included in their meaning
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mesmerism
supposed magnetic fluid in living beings
practitioner
person who practices mesmerism
psychology
process related to mesmerism or hypnosis
Examples of mesmerism in a sentence
Her storytelling had a mesmerism that captivated everyone. The audience was captivated by the speaker's mesmerism. Her mesmerism left everyone in a trance-like state. Mesmerism was often performed in parlors. He studied mesmerism as part of his research.
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- French:envoûtement, mesmérisme, ...
- German:Faszination, Mesmerismus, ...
- Italian:incanto, ipnosi, ...
- Spanish:encantamiento, mesmerismo, ...
- Portuguese:fascinação, mesmerismo, ...
- Chinese:迷人的魅力, 催眠术, ...
- Japanese:魅惑, 催眠状態, ...
- Arabic:سِحْر, تَنْويم مِغْناطيسي, ...
- Hebrew:קֶסֶם, הִיפְּנוֹזָה, ...
- Russian:очарование, месмеризм, ...
- Ukrainian:зачарування, транс, ...
- Hindi:मोहकता, सम्मोहन, ...
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