Hypnotizing [verb]

But several years later I had the satisfaction of "hypnotizing" him myself, as I told about in my first chapter.

But this brittle thread exercised a remarkable hypnotizing influence on his mind as a child.

Polly asked Davidge to retrieve her husband from the sloe-eyed ambassadress who was hypnotizing him.

Its rise and fall had almost a hypnotizing effect upon the two old men who were his auditors.

He smiled again, that calling, hypnotizing smile, that made me want to rush to him and ask him to be my friend.

The sooner Wink White stopped hypnotizing himself into thinking he was in love with me, the better I would have liked it.

One evening at home, after we had seen a hypnotizing performance, the children began playing at it; and Ellie stroked my head.

What is the use of hypnotizing oneself with phrases about "the propaganda of the deed" and "immediate action?"

He fixed his hypnotizing stare more resolutely, and lashed his tail with angry jerks.

The device was a thought generator capable of hypnotizing every thinking creature on the face of the earth.