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Meanings of endlessly fascinating in English

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Usage of endlessly fascinating in English
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I have a grandniece who would find a human wizard endlessly fascinating.
Surrender to the will of the night
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They-andthe accompanying chapters of text, organized by disease-areendlessly fascinating.
Wired
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Simmons' book is the definitive biography of an endlessly fascinating and complex man.
Radio NZ
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Sex, Vanderbilt said, was a subject she found endlessly fascinating.
Reuters
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They vanish eerily, one minute conversing, the next cooling; an endlessly fascinating magic trick.
The Guardian
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Simms masters it all as if it were a single, endlessly fascinating Rubik's Cube.
The Irish Times
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The self is of course endlessly fascinating, but in most cases, sadly, only to oneself.
The Irish Times
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They all fly using slightly different mechanisms and that was just endlessly fascinating for me.
Wired
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Within this mood, initiatives of bioengineering will be regarded as perfectly normal and endlessly fascinating.
Is Human Nature Obsolete?
10
Items which can be squeezed or which make different sounds when pressed become endlessly fascinating.
The Irish Times
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I find the brain endlessly fascinating and constantly baffling.
The Guardian
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The process was endlessly fascinating to both men.
The Guardian
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The Middle East is endlessly fascinating and frightening.
A journey: my political life
14
The subject of "The 16th Man" is endlessly fascinating but not at all obscure.
Reuters
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But the work itself is endlessly fascinating.
Making toast
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He found the female side of the species endlessly fascinating, and was forever intrigued by its complexities.
Wild Storm
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