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Another word for fascinate

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Verb

  1. To please greatly or irresistibly

    See also:

    like

  2. To compel, as the attention, interest, or imagination, of

    See also:

    excite

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Another word for fascinate

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Sentence Examples

  • The sky was sparkly enough to fascinate her.

  • From the Samsung Fascinate to the BlackBerry Bold 9650, your options are more plentiful than ever.

  • 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.

  • Each can fascinate a child and spark his or her imagination as a toddler.

  • 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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