Transfix
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British pronunciation/tɹænsfˈɪks/
American pronunciation/tɹænsˈfɪks/

Definition & Meaning of "transfix"

to transfix
01

to pierce with a sharp point

Transitive: to transfix sth
to transfix definition and meaning
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Example
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In mythology, the hero transfixed the dragon 's heart with a spear.
She carefully transfixed the fabric layers with a needle for quilting.
The butcher transfixed the meat with metal skewers for roasting.
02

to cause someone or something to become motionless, often by shock, awe, or intense concentration

Transitive: to transfix sb/sth
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Example
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The predator 's gaze transfixed the prey, freezing it in place with fear.
The unexpected news transfixed him, leaving him standing motionless in disbelief.
The beauty of the sunset transfixed her, capturing her attention completely.
example
Example
In mythology, the hero transfixed the dragon's heart with a spear.
She carefully transfixed the fabric layers with a needle for quilting.
The butcher transfixed the meat with metal skewers for roasting.
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