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captivating

Definition for captivating

adjective as in absorbing

adjective as in adorable

adjective as in alluring

Strong matches

bewitching, winning

Weak match

magnetic

adjective as in bewitching

adjective as in enchanting

adjective as in endearing

Strongest match

charming

Strong match

winning

adjective as in engaging

adjective as in engrossing

adjective as in enthralling

Strong matches

consuming, interesting

adjective as in enticing

adjective as in fascinating

adjective as in fetching

adjective as in gripping

adjective as in intriguing

adjective as in magnetic

adjective as in prepossessing

adjective as in quaint

adjective as in ravishing

adjective as in riveting

adjective as in seductive

adjective as in thought-provoking

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Example Sentences

But captivating performances by Peake, Petticrew, Doupe and a fiery Boyle deliver us through the darkness of the days and years captured in its nine installments.

From Salon

In what was only their second meeting - Gauff having won their first in straight sets in Rome earlier this year - Zheng, 22, was forced to save four break points, including three in a captivating fifth game.

From BBC

"We can't wait to share the captivating history of the Joy of Cooking with listeners," Scott said.

From Salon

As captivating as Yudam Hyung Seok Jeon’s video and Eric Sluyter’s sound design and music are, it’s the hypnotic individuality and exemplary discipline of the performers that seize our attention.

Coollider's Ross Bonaime agreed: "Queer is an audacious adaptation and yet another remarkable film in Guadagnino's increasingly impressive filmography, as well as a showcase for a captivating performance by Craig."

From BBC

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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