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Captivate

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Verb (used with object), -vated, -vating.

to attract and hold the attention or interest of, as by beauty or excellence; enchant
Her blue eyes and red hair captivated him.
Obsolete . to capture; subjugate.

Antonyms

verb
disgust , disillusion , offend , repel , repulse

Synonyms

verb
allure , beguile , bewitch , charm , dazzle , delight , draw , enamour , enrapture , enslave , ensnare , entertain , enthrall , entrance , fascinate , gratify , grip , hold , hook , hypnotize , infatuate , intrigue , lure , magnetize , make a hit with , mesmerize , please , rope in , seduce , spellbind , sweep off one’s feet , take , turn one on , vamp , wile , win , enchant , amuse , attract , capture , catch , elate , enamor , ensorcel , excite , influence , overtake , satisfy , subdue , transport , woo

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