captivated
Meaning
of Captivate
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Al Gore presents his information with little more pomp than a few slides yet the film captivated audiences and critics alike.
A new strain of a common virus has captivated the world’s attention over the last several weeks as it has made its way out of Asia and into Europe and the United States.
Aoyama is instantly captivated by Asami Yamazaki, fascinated by her outward emotional profundity, but he has no idea what darkness lies beneath her charming façade.
At 15, within two pages, I was utterly captivated and have never forgotten the enjoyment I got from its story of the gradual thawing of a misjudged and embittered man through the love of a child.
Although he prefers to direct his own scripts, he was captivated by Peoples' "intriguing and intelligent script.
Aside from his athletic prowess and his love for Los Angeles, they were captivated by how accessible he felt to them.