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Meanings of fascination in anglès
portuguès
fascinação català
captivació Sinònims
Examples for "enchantment"
Examples for "enchantment"
1
The trite truth of the ratio between approach and enchantment amused him.
2
Bound within those threads is the power to undo any enchantment done.
3
A few miles farther and the beautiful valley of vision of enchantment.
4
The creeper distinctly lent enchantment to the view: the coachman did not.
5
The good God has given you love, the only enchantment in life.
1
Two or three jests adapted to Andrew's palate achieved his momentary captivation.
2
Under this new captivation her own pet, Poppy, was thoughtlessly neglected.
3
All that she requires for her captivation is poetry.
4
Manner is perhaps more seducing than mere beauty; but where they are allied, the captivation is irresistible.
5
I heard her the other day warbling the gypsy song in 'The Camp in Silesia,' and she did it to captivation.
1
Plus, he didn't know how the enthrallment of moondust might affect Gunslinger's incredible marksmanship.
2
Corydon was sitting with her hands clasped, and a look of enthrallment upon her face.
3
The enthrallment will wear off pretty quick.
4
Gavin sat back on the couch and once more gave himself over to the mystic enthrallment of the music.
5
One momentary revelation as to how she regarded them would have been enough to release him from his foolish enthrallment.
Usage of fascination in anglès
1
The great question-andglobal fascination-isabout where that story goes from here.
2
For years he had read with fascination Johannes's words in the book.
3
The Kennedy family continues to exert a fascination over the American public.
4
She also started her fascination with human bones at a young age.
5
She forgot the great danger in the fascination of the terrible spectacle.
6
Nonetheless, all these years later, the fascination with their story remains undimmed.
7
The Muslims regarded the new Turkey and Iran with suspicion and fascination.
8
Arjun's fascination with seeing a rootstock human had given way to impatience.
9
The Pax held no fascination for me, although offworld travel certainly had.
10
Whatever fascination the house might once have held for me was gone.
11
There is infinite and perennial fascination in the contemplation of the future.
12
Viscosity causes the stillness of disinclination; velocity causes the stillness of fascination.
13
There is a fascination in the unchangeable features of the Nile regions.
14
But I have no more liking for it; the fascination is gone.
15
There is strange fascination in looking at familiar scenes in unfamiliar aspect.
16
I've assumed a general fascination with the subject of my personal obsessions.
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Fascination through the time
Fascination across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
Ireland
Common
New Zealand
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