The word "hypnotize" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to describe the act of hypnotizing someone. For example, "The hypnotist mesmerized the audience with her hypnotizing gaze."
The caller studied hypnotism in his sparetime, and would occasionally hypnotize a brakeman named McCready, View Article By Atul Gawande By Lidija Haas By Alan Burdick By Andy Borowitz.
Clearly, Stella had never encountered someone like me: so intelligent, so attuned to her every hypnotic deception, that he became as difficult to hypnotize as a stupid person.
"Oh go 'way man I can hypnotize dis nation I can shake the earth's foundation with the Maple Leaf Rag".
Welcome to Guare's unruly comic world, a piñata of ideas and alarums that aim to replicate Artaud's recipe for wonder: "a theater in which violent physical images crush and hypnotize the sensibility of the spectators".
He was engaged to hypnotize members of the St. Louis Browns during this year's spring training.
The third was of a sheep whose gaze is so penetrating that she seems to be trying to hypnotize you.
Saccomanno's prose is spare and hypnotizing.
He was particularly fascinated by the voguish therapy of hypnosis, with its promise of the mind laid bare, and adapted it to his own discipline, hypnotizing patients who had lost their voices.
This was not the first time Alain had imagined their coitus; this coitus hypnotized him and caused him to suppose that every human being was the exact replica of the instant of its conception.
Yet by Episode 5 I was hypnotized by the show's ensemble of two-faced sociopaths.
Needless to add, this wonderful music is entirely lost on 99% of the mass-media hypnotized philistines passing by.
