Meanings of entrancement in English

The eye of the young chief followed her with the gaze of entrancement.

He was afraid of his own young rashness and the entrancement of the dream.

Under the affectedly careless scrutiny of the hostess he falls dramatically into an attitude of awed entrancement.

The entrancement that we shared cannot endure.

That Evadne should know the entrancement of love herself so exactly, and not reverence it as holy, amazed her.

For here was the pride of life-thepower of man expressed in architecture, and in the high entrancement of music.

He seemed to wake up at last out of his entrancement, and the red sun was there before his eyes.

This young man was at the time a medical student, and had always exhibited a tendency to entrancement, or catalepsy.

There was still a catch in her voice, and what had once lured princes added to the entrancement of the tale.

Her entrancement had increased-hereyes rested upon a Semitic violinist who swayed his shoulders to the rhythm of the year's mellowest fox-trot

There was no end to them, and each was lovelier, or grander, or fraught with a more sweet entrancement, than the last.

The piano stands open, daring innovation, and she plays for hours, to Cecil's entrancement, and inducts her in the steps of a fascinating little dance.

Entrancement had now seized upon every mind.

The eye of the young chief followed her with the gaze of entrancement.

He was afraid of his own young rashness and the entrancement of the dream.

Under the affectedly careless scrutiny of the hostess he falls dramatically into an attitude of awed entrancement.