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Ravish (Verb)

Hold spellbound.

Verbs of feeling.

The enchanting ballet performance was able to ravish the audience with its beautiful choreography and stunning costumes.
The actor's outstanding portrayal of the character was able to ravish the critics and earn him numerous awards.
The breathtaking view of the Grand Canyon was enough to ravish even the most seasoned traveler.
Her soulful voice had the power to ravish the hearts of everyone who listened to her music.
The beautiful sunset over the ocean was able to ravish the crowd that had gathered on the beach.

Force (someone) to have sex against their will; "The woman was raped on her way home at night".

Verbs of political and social activities and events.

The shocking testimony revealed that the victim had been ravished by her abductor multiple times during her captivity.
The police launched a thorough investigation into the allegations that the suspect had ravished several women in the neighborhood.
She bravely took the stand to recount how she was ravished by the defendant on the night in question.
The perpetrator was eventually caught and charged with the crime of ravishing a minor.
Ravished at knifepoint and left to die, the survivor's trauma was evident in her testimony years later.