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British pronunciation
/tɹænsfˈɪks/

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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In mythology, the hero transfixed the dragon's heart with a spear.
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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The mesmerizing performance on stage transfixed the audience, holding them spellbound.
The sight of the accident transfixed the witnesses, rendering them unable to move.
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