entrancement

Sapphire sat entranced through all of it, though Rune suspected that half of her "entrancement" was another skill she had acquired; the ability to listen and appear fascinated by practically anything.

The Lark And The Wren

After his hellish entrancement, Declan held a singular hatred for witches.

Dreams of a Dark Warrior

Had the dream been an entrancement, or something new?

Dreams of a Dark Warrior

For whatever reason, be it entrancement or not, the strain had all but disappeared.

Dreams of a Dark Warrior

Kabir is that rare thing: a skeptical, disillusioned poet who nevertheless speaks in a voice of rapture and entrancement.

When Mysticism Came Down to Earth

There is more emotion, compelling storytelling and entrancement in a single flutter of foliage or the touch of a hand to a cheek in Reiniger's film than in the entirety of one of Ms. Walker's convoluted rape scenes.

The Usual Suspects

Already, the field had turned away from its fiery adolescence, its entrancement with universal solutions and radical cures, and was grappling with fundamental questions about cancer.

The Emperor of All Maladies

If this interferes with Mr. Leader's entrancement with Teh Romance And Tragedy of mental illness, well, I invite him to enjoy his Romance And Tragedy.

The main problem with having cut my hair...

Wordsworth's meter here does not, as in "The Solitary Reaper," reproduce a sense of his lyric speaker's entrancement; rather, it exhibits its own theatrical power to whisk us past the scene it describes.

Captivation and Liberty in Wordsworth's Poems on Music

These elements fascinated, yet by themselves were not enough to explain my entrancement.

Being with Thin Girls