If someone called you hypnotic is that a good thing or not and why use that word to comment on someone.?

hypnotic also means charismatic

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Having the quality of producing sleep; also a state of mind in which someone seems to be asleep and to have no conscious control over their thoughts or actions, but in which they can see and hear things and respond to commands given by other people.

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Exerting a compelling, fascinating, or soporific effect.

‘her voice had a hypnotic quality’

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A person that is hypnotic is usually seen in a positive way: they are mesmerizing, captivating, hard to ignore because of charisma.

Hypnotic can be used to describe things in a negative way, as well. For example, I simply couldn't keep my eyes open in that class because of the hypnotic drone of the professor. In this case, hypnotic is bad, lifeless in a way that causes the brain to shut down in response. Boring to an extreme.

Hypnotic is often used to describe cult leaders like James Jones or mystics like Gregori Rasputin. It is not categorically good or bad, but I would prefer to be thought of as "engaging." Also dashing, fascinating, or any of the other things I am not. It is a good thing to succeed at being what you think you should be, so if "hypnotic" is one of those, congratulations!

Depends

yeah man