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Fascinate (Verb)

To render motionless, as with a fixed stare or by arousing terror or awe; "The snake charmer fascinates the cobra".

Verbs of feeling.

Her piercing gaze seemed to fascinate her audience as she delivered her inspirational speech.
The snake charmer's rhythmic movements fascinate the cobra, entrancing it into a hypnotic state.
Her intense stare would often fascinate her siblings, as if she could see right through them.
The venomous viper, coiled and ready to strike, appeared to fascinate the brave adventurer frozen in fear.
Her melodic voice seemed to fascinate the gathered crowd, rendering them motionless with an air of anticipation.

Cause to be interested or curious.

Verbs of being, having, spatial relations.

The documentary about space exploration will fascinate viewers of all ages with its stunning visuals and groundbreaking discoveries.
Her remarkable story of overcoming obstacles will fascinate anyone who has ever faced challenges in their own lives.
The newly discovered species in the depths of the ocean fascinate scientists with its unique characteristics and behaviors.
The museum's latest exhibit on ancient civilizations continues to fascinate visitors with its rich history and cultural artifacts.
The magician's tricks fascinate the audience with their seemingly impossible illusions and deception.

Attract; cause to be enamored; "She captured all the men's hearts".

Verbs of feeling.

Her charming smile and warm personality are sure to fascinate everyone she meets at the party.
The way he effortlessly solved complex problems fascinated his colleagues and earned their respect.
Her unique style and captivating stage presence fascinate audiences wherever she performs.
The artist's use of color and texture fascinates viewers, drawing them deeper into the painting's world.
Her intelligence and confidence fascinated him, and he found himself wanting to know more about her.