enrapturing (Meaning)

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enrapturing (p. pr. & vb. n.)

of Enrapture

The enrapturing beauty of the sunset over the ocean left the spectators speechless.
The storyteller's enrapturing tales of adventure captivated the audience, transporting them to distant lands.
The enrapturing melody of the violin filled the concert hall, enchanting the listeners with its ethereal sound.
The dancer's enrapturing performance mesmerized the audience, leaving them breathless with wonder.
The enrapturing aroma of freshly baked bread filled the kitchen, drawing everyone to the table.
The enrapturing sight of a full moon rising over the mountains filled the sky with a celestial glow.
The enrapturing feeling of love at first sight overwhelmed the young couple, leaving them in a state of bliss.
The enrapturing joy of a child on Christmas morning was contagious, spreading laughter and cheer throughout the house.
The enrapturing laughter of a baby filled the room with a sense of pure, unadulterated happiness.
The enrapturing promise of a new beginning filled the young graduate's heart as they embarked on their journey into the world.

of Enrapture

exciting, exhilarating, intoxicating, delighting, stimulating, inspiring,elating, satisfying, transporting, uplifting

depressing, distressing, distressing,depressing, discouraging, discouraging, demoralizing, dispiriting,demoralizing, oppressing

The enrapturing beauty of the sunset over the ocean left the spectators speechless.

The storyteller's enrapturing tales of adventure captivated the audience, transporting them to distant lands.

The enrapturing melody of the violin filled the concert hall, enchanting the listeners with its ethereal sound.

The dancer's enrapturing performance mesmerized the audience, leaving them breathless with wonder.