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fascinated

[fas-uh-ney-tid] / ˈfæs əˌneɪ tɪd /


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Spiders rely on this material to build the structural framework of their webs and to suspend themselves, and scientists have long been fascinated by how nature produces such an exceptional fiber.

From Science Daily

Still, he was fascinated by the idea of being "trained."

From Literature

One in particular, with a brown body and white throat, fascinated me with its long, spidery toes that looked as though they should belong to a much bigger bird.

From Literature

She is fascinated by the fact her disease is closely associated with her adopted home.

From BBC

These heroic shows of manhood long fascinated Mojica, who frequented jaripeos with family — and quietly forged a community with other locals who diverged from Mexican gender norms.

From Los Angeles Times