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Meanings of captivate by in English

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Usage of captivate by in English
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Viewers immediately captivated by the concept won't want to lose either one.
Reuters
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Two had found herself absolutely captivated by nearly everything they had seen.
The blood that bonds
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It's impossible not to be captivated by its youth, energy and passion.
The Guardian
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Merril was captivated by the baby from the moment he saw her.
Escape
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I was captivated by the stories he told us of our religion.
Escape
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De Beauvoir was captivated by the intensity with which he also listened.
The Guardian
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She wavered, captivated by the click of coins and yet still wary.
Thief of lives
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He had been completely captivated by the charm of the actor's manner.
The Fortunes of Oliver Horn
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He was first amused and then captivated by her confident, aggressive style.
Independent.ie
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Even the five-year-old stranger was captivated by the impact of the drama.
The Clan of the Cave Bear
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Leonard's fancy was captivated by the brilliant prospect of such a prize.
Driven from Home; Or, Carl Crawford's Experience
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Calvin, who'd touched precious little female flesh, was captivated by the conversation.
Ford county: stories
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Even Bernhard's ingenuous spirit was captivated by his manner and brilliant rattle.
Debit and Credit / Translated from the German of Gustav Freytag
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She was certain that Miss Archer was already captivated by Rosamund's charms.
A Modern Tomboy: A Story for Girls
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CAPTIVATED by cities, wowed by wildlife, or do you find people particularly fascinating?
News.com.au
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America was captivated by the two huge men and the great home-run race.
The Yankee Years