Pronunciation: /ɪnˈθrɔld/
verb past tense of 'enthral', meaning to captivate or fascinate
A1 She was enthralled by the magician's tricks.
A2 The children were enthralled by the storybook.
B1 The audience was enthralled by the singer's performance.
B2 I was completely enthralled by the novel and couldn't put it down.
C1 The documentary on space exploration enthralled me with its fascinating facts.
C2 The ballet performance was so captivating that I was completely enthralled by the dancers' movements.
adjective captivated or fascinated by someone or something
A1 The children were enthralled by the magician's tricks.
A2 She was enthralled by the beauty of the sunset.
B1 The audience was enthralled by the captivating performance.
B2 The novel's plot twists enthralled the readers until the very end.
C1 The documentary on wildlife conservation enthralled the viewers with its stunning visuals.
C2 The intricate details of the painting enthralled art enthusiasts and critics alike.
formal The audience was enthralled by the speaker's captivating presentation.
informal I was completely enthralled by that movie, it was so good!
slang I was totally enthralled by that concert last night, it was lit!
figurative The idea of traveling to far-off lands always enthralled her imagination.
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