enrapture (Meaning)
enrapture (v)
hold spellbound
enrapture (v. t.)
To transport with pleasure; to delight beyond measure; to enravish.
Synonyms & Antonyms of enrapture
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enrapture Sentence Examples
- The ballet dancer's graceful movements enraptured the audience.
- The magnificence of the sunset enraptured my soul and left me in awe.
- The child's infectious laughter enraptured us all, bringing joy to our hearts.
- The beauty of the snowy landscape enraptured the artist, inspiring him to create a masterpiece.
- The speaker's eloquent words enraptured the crowd, leaving them spellbound.
- The aroma of the blooming flowers enraptured my senses, filling me with tranquility.
- The breathtaking view of the mountains enraptured the hikers, making them forget all their troubles.
- The harmonious sounds of the choir enraptured the congregation, lifting their spirits.
- The pianist's virtuoso performance enraptured the audience, leaving them in a state of wonder.
- The storyteller's captivating narrative enraptured the children, taking them on an extraordinary journey.
FAQs About the word enrapture
hold spellboundTo transport with pleasure; to delight beyond measure; to enravish.
intoxicate, delight,excite, please, elevate, satisfy, transport,elate, uplift, exhilarate
demoralize, discourage,depress, demoralize, discourage, depress, oppress, distress, dishearten,distress
The ballet dancer's graceful movements enraptured the audience.
The magnificence of the sunset enraptured my soul and left me in awe.
The child's infectious laughter enraptured us all, bringing joy to our hearts.
The beauty of the snowy landscape enraptured the artist, inspiring him to create a masterpiece.
