trancey
/ˈtrɑːnsi/ /ˈtransi/(also trancy)
adjective
1That entrances, liable to induce a trance; hypnotic.
2Of dance music: belonging to, or incorporating elements of, the genre of trance.
3Of the nature of a trance; resembling a trance. Also (of a person): (as if) in a trance.
Origin
Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Richard Horne (1802–1884), writer. From trance + -y.
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