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[ US /ˈspɛɫˌbaʊnd/ ]
[ UK /spˈɛlba‍ʊnd/ ]
ADJECTIVE
  1. having your attention fixated as though by a spell

How To Use spellbound In A Sentence

  • She was spellbound by the bubbles that seemed to appear as the water cascaded in.
  • But it was their music which held the audience spellbound. Times, Sunday Times
  • It startled the three spellbound students when Dan took a step backwards into their small closed circle.
  • The room was spellbound as the two spoke in a language understood by no one.
  • Spellbound inmates have been cheering every dialogue and applauding the histrionic skills of actors.
  • He held an audience of 16-year-olds spellbound, and afterwards stayed up with us until the small hours telling stories. The Sun
  • The pool was usually filled with swimmers, spellbound by the cool shower that tamed the summer sun.
  • The three other girls and her mother were spellbound by her story, and they leaned forward with interest.
  • He was plainly gratified to see that his audience was spellbound. Times, Sunday Times
  • The performance of jugglery with balls, words and other inventions is sure to leave the audience spellbound.
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