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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 the most captivating track was a spiritual sequel to “Aquatic Ambiance.”

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

From Salon

Batchelor gave the hosts a deserved lead in the 18th minute of a captivating tie, as he stretched out to finish after squirming free of two tacklers.

From BBC

Watching her is a singularly captivating, intimate experience, like strolling around a museum after hours, when no one else is there, free to admire the renowned beauty and artistry at your own pace.

From Salon

With clear skies and the right conditions, this comet could provide one of the most captivating astronomical events of the year.

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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