Meaning & use
Enrapture
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To fill someone with intense delight, joy, or fascination.
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The orchestra's performance enraptured the audience from the very first note.
Children were enraptured by the magician's dazzling tricks.
A note on using this word
Built from 'en-' (to put into) and 'rapture' (ecstatic joy), suggesting the state of being swept up in overwhelming delight.
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