captivated (Meaning)

Wordnet

captivated (s)

strongly attracted

filled with wonder and delight

Webster

of Captivate

As the fireworks lit up the night sky, the children were captivated by the colorful explosions.
She found herself captivated by the breathtaking beauty of the sunset, unable to tear her eyes away from the horizon.
The audience was captivated by the actor's powerful performance, hanging on to every word he uttered.
His storytelling skills were so mesmerizing that he easily captivated everyone around the campfire.
The intricate dance of the flames in the fireplace captivated her, filling her with a sense of peace and warmth.
The puppy's playful antics captivated the hearts of everyone in the room, bringing smiles to their faces.
The haunting melody of the violin captivated the audience, leaving them in awe of the musician's talent.
The charm and wit of the comedian captivated the audience, eliciting laughter that filled the entire theater.
The enigmatic stranger's piercing gaze captivated her, leaving her feeling both intrigued and unsettled.
The majestic beauty of the waterfall captivated the hikers, leaving them awestruck by nature's power and grandeur.

strongly attracted, filled with wonder and delightof Captivate

enchanted, fascinated, bewitched, entranced,charmed, silly, obsessed,foolish, hung up (on), nuts (about)

cool, detached, disillusioned, unimpressed, disillusioned, detached, disenchanted, disenchanted, cool,unimpressed

As the fireworks lit up the night sky, the children were captivated by the colorful explosions.

She found herself captivated by the breathtaking beauty of the sunset, unable to tear her eyes away from the horizon.

The audience was captivated by the actor's powerful performance, hanging on to every word he uttered.

His storytelling skills were so mesmerizing that he easily captivated everyone around the campfire.