entrancement

My husband surprised me with tickets for Valentine’s Day to see Gregory Porter, a contemporary jazz singer whose voice is so smooth I sway with entrancement.

Before the devices were installed on the bikes’ handlebars, I would lose myself completely during a session, grooving to the beat of the music and the sweaty, heart-thumping, endorphin-induced entrancement of the experience.

The auditorium was filled with a general aura of entrancement, punctuated by laughter at lines like “He had never found a goy yet who could talk fast enough for him.”

There's an entrancement with language and rhythm, a generally elevated tone, and a concern with national identity in "Words" which carry echoes from Welsh poetry, past and future.

I will go into the country and philosophise; some gleams of past entrancement may visit me there.