enrapture|enraptured|enraptures|enrapturing in English

verb

[en'rap·ture || -tʃə]

excite, delight, fill with happiness

Use "enrapture|enraptured|enraptures|enrapturing" in a sentence

1. They were enraptured at the scene.

2. Sir Willoughby was enraptured with her.

3. The starred delights will enrapture my soul to insanity.

4. The place at once enraptured me.

5. The singer's beautiful voice enraptured the audience.

6. The orchestra played before an enraptured audience.

7. They were enraptured to hear her song.

8. The 000-strong audience listened, enraptured.

9. I was enraptured by her singing.

10. They were enraptured to meet the great singer.

11. The audience was enraptured by the young soloist's performance.

12. I was enraptured with the stroke of good fortune.

13. We were enraptured by the view of the mountains.

14. Animals appear and dance, enraptured, to his music.

15. The audience was enraptured by her beautiful voice.

16. Synonyms for Bewitches include enchants, captivates, fascinates, beguiles, charms, entrances, allures, enraptures, enthrals and ravishes

17. He was enraptured that she had smiled at him.

18. They were enraptured to meet the great film star.

19. Yearning for a long enrapture you yesterday and the longing for a beautiful future.

20. For a whole hour he was enraptured as if already in the beyond.

21. Skepticism enraptured me, fear grabbed hold of me, and soon... I became gutless.

22. Synonyms for Bewitch include enchant, captivate, fascinate, beguile, charm, entrance, allure, enrapture, enthral and ravish

23. “[The] Caseworker extract darkness from inside whispery, ambient pop… completely enraptured and awesomely dazed” – Rolling Stone

24. Issued a class, see her enraptured, asking what she has is glad.

25. Both of them burst out laughing, and Harry enraptured and was at his ease.