Pronunciation: /ɪnˈθrɔːl/
verb to captivate or charm; to hold the attention of someone completely
A1 The colorful pictures in the book enthrall young children.
A2 The magician's tricks never fail to enthrall the audience.
B1 The suspenseful plot of the movie enthralls viewers from start to finish.
B2 The historical documentary on ancient civilizations truly enthralled me with its detailed storytelling.
C1 The intricate dance performance was so captivating that it enthralled even the most discerning critics.
C2 The artist's latest masterpiece has the power to enthrall all who gaze upon it, leaving them in awe of its beauty.
formal The speaker's eloquent words were able to enthrall the entire audience.
informal The movie was so captivating, it totally enthralled me.
slang The concert was lit, it totally enthralled me.
figurative The mystery novel had a plot twist that truly enthralled the readers.
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