a. rare. [f. TRANCE sb.1 + -FUL.] Full of trances; entrancing.
a. 1883. A. Maclean, in Mem., 120. That witchful, tranceful vision’s fled.
1895. J. Cook, in Chicago Advance, 1290/1. Whip-poor-will, Let thy tranceful, tearful tune Charm the listening stars and moon.
