enrapt (Meaning)

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enrapt (p. a.)

Thrown into ecstasy; transported; enraptured.

The audience was enrapt by the magician's dazzling performance.
Her voice was so enchanting that it enrapt my thoughts, transporting me to a realm of pure bliss.
The beauty of nature enrapt my senses, leaving me in a state of awe and wonder.
The exquisite artistry of the paintings enrapt my imagination, taking me on a journey through time and emotion.
The eloquent words of the poet enrapt my soul, stirring my heart and igniting my passions.
The melodies of the symphony enrapt my ears, filling me with a profound sense of peace and serenity.
The fragrance of the flowers enrapt my nostrils, enveloping me in a sweet and intoxicating aroma.
The taste of the succulent dishes enrapt my palate, tantalizing my taste buds and leaving me craving more.
The warmth of the sun enrapt my skin, bathing me in golden rays and filling me with a sense of pure joy.
The laughter of children enrapt my heart, reminding me of the innocence and wonder that exists in the world.

Thrown into ecstasy; transported; enraptured.

enraptured,ecstatic, giddy, over the moon, pleased, rhapsodical,rapt, thrilled, intoxicated, enthusiastic

mournful, dejected, miserable, forlorn, disconsolate, crestfallen, inconsolable, wretched, despondent, forlorn

The audience was enrapt by the magician's dazzling performance.

Her voice was so enchanting that it enrapt my thoughts, transporting me to a realm of pure bliss.

The beauty of nature enrapt my senses, leaving me in a state of awe and wonder.

The exquisite artistry of the paintings enrapt my imagination, taking me on a journey through time and emotion.