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fascinate

[fas-uh-neyt] / ˈfæs əˌneɪt /


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Shackleton's extraordinary story of survival has fascinated and inspired people for more than a century.

From BBC

It may not sound like compelling TV, but somehow it is, with family drama, competitive pressures, beautifully cinematography and fascinating insight into an exclusive world that most of us will never know.

From MarketWatch

These professional calculations are actually among the more fascinating aspects of Chevy Chase as a commodity, and something Ms. Zenovich might have focused on more keenly.

From The Wall Street Journal

What fascinates them both is the connection they say MPs appear to have with their constituents.

From BBC

"Bigscale pomfret are so different from the tunas and swordfish we usually catch that we are fascinated by them whenever they show up in our gear," Mears said.

From Science Daily