0 past simple and past participle of mesmerize --
1 to have someone's attention completely so that they cannot think of anything else: --
I was completely mesmerized by the performance.
The child is unusually mesmerized by columns of ants on the ground and does not hear the calls.
Always mesmerized by inner melodies and day-dreaming, on family camping trips he packed his score pad to compose and arrange.
Firman is an explosive player that burst past oppositions and mesmerized with his footwork and agility, often taking on whole defences on his day.
The simple music coming out of the flute of an unseen shepherd tending to his flock will keep you mesmerized.
We are appalled at the ease with which this country is gradually being mesmerized, deluded and made apathetic to a degree absolutely unbelievable in these islands.
In recent years we have been mesmerized by the size of businesses.
At the same time it is most important that we should not allow ourselves to be mesmerized by the problems that may arise.
But it is important to get the perspective right, and not to be mesmerized by some subjective impression of steady and accelerating escalation.
