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enrapture

[en-rap-cher] / ɛnˈræp tʃər /


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A true storyteller, Nasstrom would enrapture his sons and their friends with stories of his travel around the “sport world.”

From Seattle Times

When he finally steps out of the shadows, his eyes are enraptured and enamored, delivering one of the most impactful entrances in Indian cinema.

From New York Times

Italy are officially in love, and for a brief moment in time the country is enraptured by its most beloved sport.

From BBC

Subjected to harassment, lesser wages and unwanted advances in a shadowy cigar factory, she becomes enraptured by books read aloud to the workers by a lector who quickly falls in love with her.

From Washington Post

The last time we went there, my daughter, who was 2 at the time, sat quietly, absolutely enraptured with what she was viewing.

From Washington Post