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captivates
verb as in attract, enchant
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It captivates with its natural beauty and sweep at the same time it tragically underscores the remoteness of places like St. Joseph’s, where evil could keep secret.
Becky Hill has a magnificent stage presence and captivates the crowd.
Wilson believes it’s never too late to focus on the Terra Nova expedition, as the story still captivates people’s attention.
Their miniature size, feathery floof and comically big eyes give these birds of prey a charisma that captivates the lens of wildlife photographers and the hearts of even the most clinical environmental scientists.
The baffling disappearance of Flight 370 still captivates people around the world.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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