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spellbound

[spel-bound] / ˈspɛlˌbaʊnd /


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Wicked: For Good has received broadly positive reviews from critics - but many are far less spellbound than they were by the first film.

From BBC

The spellbound astronauts pinned themselves to the windows, the first humans to see the far side of our nearest celestial neighbour.

From BBC

“The Gentleman From Peru” takes place in a hotel where a group of friends are spellbound by a stranger’s tale of thwarted romance.

From Los Angeles Times

My ticket out of suburbia came at a steep price, but I was on autopilot, spellbound and fueled by lust.

From Los Angeles Times

Within a couple of minutes, it snakes all the way back to the entrance, populated by doting parents and spellbound preteens hoping they arrived in time.

From New York Times