mesmerizingly
advEtymology From mesmerizing + -ly.
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In a way or to an extent that mesmerizes
- My So-Called Life is real. Sweetly, painfully, mesmerizingly real.1994 August 25, Jennifer L. Stevenson, “It’s a wonderful ‘Life”, in Tampa Bay Times:
- For decades I believed I suffered singularly, the only child forced to eat an organic-avocado-and-artisanal-cheese sandwich on sprouted-whole-grain bread while others gorged on glories like Twizzlers and M&M’s or sandwiches floating on wondrous Wonder bread, so mesmerizingly squishy and soft.2009 January 18, Sasha Perl-Raver, “Forbidden Nonfruit”, in The New York Times: