Hypnotic (adjective)

1. Having the power to induce a trance or an altered state of consciousness.
2. Having the power to captivate or mesmerize.
3. Having a soothing or calming effect.

Origin:

Derived from the greek word 'hypnos' meaning 'sleep'.

Examples:

1. The hypnotic rhythm of the drumming was used to induce a trance in the participants.
2. The hypnotic gaze of the snake had a mesmerizing effect on its prey.
3. The hypnotic music was so soothing that it quickly put the baby to sleep.
4. The hypnotic performance of the magician captivated the audience.
5. The hypnotic dance was a mesmerizing display of grace and fluidity.