enchainment (Meaning)

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enchainment (n.)

The act of enchaining, or state of being enchained.

The captivating melody enchained the audience, enchanting them with its flowing rhythm.
The intricate patterns on the ancient tapestry enchained the viewer's gaze, drawing them into a timeless world of history and beauty.
The dancer's graceful movements enchained the crowd, captivating them with their elegance and fluidity.
The aroma of the freshly baked bread enchained the senses, making mouths water in anticipation.
The mesmerizing beauty of the sunset enchained the artist's attention, inspiring them to capture its fleeting glory on canvas.
The politician's charisma enchained the electorate, winning them over with their charm and persuasive words.
The historian's captivating narrative enchained the listener, transporting them back in time to witness epic events unfold.
The scent of the blooming flowers enchained the air, filling it with a heady fragrance that delighted the senses.
The gripping mystery novel enchained the reader, keeping them enthralled until the final, unexpected twist.
The child's laughter enchained the room, filling it with a sense of joy and wonder that touched everyone's hearts.

The act of enchaining, or state of being enchained.

bracelet, fetter, confinement, band, entanglement, chain, shackle, imprisonment, restriction, captivity

No antonyms found.

The captivating melody enchained the audience, enchanting them with its flowing rhythm.

The intricate patterns on the ancient tapestry enchained the viewer's gaze, drawing them into a timeless world of history and beauty.

The dancer's graceful movements enchained the crowd, captivating them with their elegance and fluidity.

The aroma of the freshly baked bread enchained the senses, making mouths water in anticipation.