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fascinate English

Meaning fascinate meaning

What does fascinate mean?
Definitions in simple English

fascinate Verb

— When someone is fascinated, they are amazed.

fascinate

— verb to render motionless, as with a fixed stare or by arousing terror or awe The snake charmer fascinates the cobra — verb (= intrigue) cause to be interested or curious — verb (= capture, enamour, enamor) attract; cause to be enamored She captured all the men's hearts

Synonyms fascinate synonyms

What other words have the same or similar meaning as fascinate?

fascinate English » English

charm captivate enchant attract bewitch intrigue allure spellbind mesmerize lure capture beguile tempt ravish impress grip entrance catch transfix entice enrapture enamour enamor draw trance interest infatuate coax becharm wheedle subjugate seduce enthrall enthral engross appeal amaze absorb yearn wrest woo witch win over transport touch titillate tease tantalize take spellbird

Topics fascinate topics

What do people use fascinate to talk about?
Language and thought Emotion Feel good

Like, love
Language and thought Emotion Feel good Interested

Obsessed

Conjugation fascinate conjugation

How do you conjugate fascinate?

fascinate · verb

Examples fascinate examples

How do I use fascinate in a sentence?

Simple sentences

Books fascinate me.
Stories like that fascinate me.
Blood and violence fascinate them.

Movie subtitles

You know, you're beginning to fascinate me and I resent that in any man.
You used to fascinate me, a real live detective.
Do you know why you fascinate me?
These weird stories in the newspapers fascinate me.
Turn on the old charm, you know. Fascinate her.
Fascinate me.
You know, I think I've discovered why you fascinate me.
That man can fascinate women.
You fascinate me.
They fascinate Elsa, I'm sorry to say.
The only reason I came out west was to study the Indians, savages fascinate me.
These things really fascinate me.
You don't like them very much, do you? - They fascinate me.
Because you fascinate me.
And Julie, she's set herself up to fascinate Buck like a Gallatin Street girl.
If I know Mr. Holmes that will interest him very little, after this comes to fascinate and tantalize his imagination.
Obscured from the caravan road the higher plains begin to fascinate us.
Antiques fascinate me.
They fascinate me.
You fascinate me, Clara.
You think so, but I fascinate too much and you can't help yourself.
Outlaws fascinate young kids.
My car fascinate you that much?
On the contrary, you fascinate me, dr.
Its grim tragedy seems to fascinate everyone.
Assassins scarcely interest me, but murderers fascinate me.
Anyway, ladies, this is the part of the story that will fascinate you.
Writers fascinate me.
Figures fascinate me.
The effect which the Child produces on people does not it fascinate you? Why do not to hold us for an interesting experience?
Knives fascinate him, he won't cut bread, he stabs it for pleasure.
I'm a writer, and extreme characters always fascinate me.
We knew the girls were really women in disguise, that they understood love and even death, and that our job was merely to create the noise that seemed to fascinate them.

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