fascinating (Meaning)

Wordnet

fascinating (s)

capable of arousing and holding the attention

capturing interest as if by a spell

Webster

of Fascinate

The vastness and complexity of the universe are fascinating to contemplate.
Her captivating tales of adventure and discovery were fascinating to listen to.
The intricate patterns of the cells under a microscope are fascinating to observe.
The discovery of new and intriguing life on other planets would be fascinating.
The rise and fall of civilizations throughout history is a fascinating subject to study.
The evolution and adaptability of organisms over millions of years are fascinating phenomena.
The ability of the human brain to process information and emotions is fascinating to explore.
Weather patterns and natural disasters can be both awe-inspiring and fascinating to watch from a safe distance.
The art of magic and illusion is fascinating because it plays tricks on our minds and creates a sense of wonder.
The sheer diversity of languages, cultures, and beliefs across the globe is fascinating and a testament to the complexity of human societies.

capable of arousing and holding the attention, capturing interest as if by a spellof Fascinate

enchanting,appealing, interesting, charming, charismatic, attractive, seductive, engaging, magnetic, exciting

wearisome, tiresome, boring, shocking,repulsive, repugnant, repulsive, tedious, repellent, irksome

The vastness and complexity of the universe are fascinating to contemplate.

Her captivating tales of adventure and discovery were fascinating to listen to.

The intricate patterns of the cells under a microscope are fascinating to observe.

The discovery of new and intriguing life on other planets would be fascinating.