Fascinate Synonyms and Antonyms

făsə-nāt
To please greatly or irresistibly
(Verb)
Synonyms:
  1. captivate
  2. beguile
  3. bewitch
  4. charm
  5. enchant
  6. entrance
  7. intrigue
  8. allure
  9. attract
  10. absorb
  11. transfix
  12. compel
  13. enrapture
  14. draw
  15. interest
  16. engross
  17. capture
  18. grip
  19. thrill
  20. enamor
  21. mesmerize
  22. enthrall
  23. ravish
  24. spellbind
  25. delight
  26. overpower
  27. subdue
  28. enslave
  29. please
  30. lure
  31. seduce
  32. entice
  33. tempt
  34. ensnare
  35. attach
  36. invite
  37. engage
  38. excite
  39. titillate
  40. stimulate
  41. overwhelm
  42. provoke
  43. animate
  44. arouse
  45. intoxicate
  46. fire
  47. stir
  48. kindle
  49. pique
  50. pique one's interest
  51. tantalize
  52. transport
  53. appeal to
  54. win
  55. influence
  56. gain ascendancy over
  57. hold spellbound
  58. engage the thoughts
  59. enamour
  60. invite attention
  61. coax
  62. tease
  63. make one's mouth water
  64. lead-on
  65. make a hit
  66. trance
  67. knock dead
  68. raise to fever heat
  69. cast a spell over
  70. catch one's eye
  71. inflame with love
  72. carry away
  73. catch
  74. bait the hook
  75. grab
  76. turn-one-on
  77. sweep off one's feet
  78. knock one's socks off
  79. enravish
  80. becharm
  81. infatuate
  82. rivet
Antonyms:
  1. repel
  2. bore
  3. disgust
  4. decharm
  5. disillusionize
  6. weary. See syn. study at attract.attract
  7. disinterest
  8. weary
  9. disenthrall
  10. disenchant
  11. tire
To compel, as the attention, interest, or imagination, of
(Verb)
Synonyms:
  1. arrest
  2. catch up
  3. enthrall
  4. grip
  5. hold
  6. intrigue
  7. mesmerize
  8. rivet
  9. spellbind
  10. transfix
  11. grab
To capture and hold the interest and attention of.
(Verb)
Synonyms:
  1. charm

Words Related to Fascinate

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Fascinate Sentence Examples

  • The sky was sparkly enough to fascinate her.

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  • Dating back more than 3000 years, the monument, a gift from the people of Egypt, is adorned with hieroglyphics and will fascinate visitors.

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  • The two could dance the same routine - and often did - but fascinate the audience just with the ways differing bodies looked performing the same movement.

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