Definitions
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- adjective capturing interest as if by a spell.
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- adjective
exciting - verb Present participle of
enthrall .
from WordNet 3.0 Copyright 2006 by Princeton University. All rights reserved.
- adjective capturing interest as if by a spell
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Examples
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Tonight everything feels as though it is a part of a harp song, every thread humming in enthralling harmony with the others.
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The original reviews of the book were rather less than enthusiastic: although the subject matter was described as enthralling, Masters's accounts were described as pedestrian and disjointed.
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He admits the book is "enthralling" but faults the Prussian nobility for the German loss of the region and the war.
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The first installment, "The Passage," a 766-page behemoth that Stephen King called "enthralling," comes out in June; Ballantine is printing 250,000 copies.
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While our Rex Reed called the film "enthralling," other critics haven't been so kind; The Lovely Bones has Fresh rating on Rotten Tomatoes comparable to Armored.
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While our Rex Reed called the film "enthralling," other critics haven't been so kind; The Lovely Bones has Fresh rating on Rotten Tomatoes comparable to Armored.
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While our Rex Reed called the film "enthralling," other critics haven't been so kind; The Lovely Bones has Fresh rating on Rotten Tomatoes comparable to Armored.
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Critics have so far delivered mixed reviews, ranging from 'enthralling' to 'flawed' and
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Critics have so far delivered mixed reviews, ranging from 'enthralling' to 'flawed' and
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L.ving With a Tiger L. P is taut, bluesy, tuneful and overflowing with the kind of enthralling riffing that you would rather expect from a White Stripes album.
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