enthrall
Verb
Meaning
To hold in thrall; to enslave. See Inthrall.
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There are mythical creatures, epic battles, betrayals, references to Greek myth, a giant squid, the Hindu god, Vishnu, and so many other cool elements that are sure to enthrall readers.
"Cassie Beasley’s story will enthrall older kids."
His career as an entertainer and singer traversed more than 50 years, with one of his latest performances taking place in Hatchet Bay, Eleuthera, at the 2017 Bay Festival during the August Monday holiday weekend, where he continued to enthrall his fans.
But so many top LPs from the 1960s continue to enthrall old and new listeners, and they're still re-discovered and re-assessed.
This story, which includes interesting taxonomies, will enthrall readers, bringing them into the life of a struggling and love-ridden teen."
Opera has been described as melodramatic but the main thrust is to capture, enthrall and entertain one and all.