enthrall|enthral|enthralled|enthralling|enthralls|enthrals in English

verb

[en·thrall || ɪn'θrɔːl]

captivate, fascinate; charm, enchant; enslave, subjugate

Use "enthrall|enthral|enthralled|enthralling|enthralls|enthrals" in a sentence

1. The author enthrall , enthralled the minds of his readers.

2. It's an enthralling fairytale

3. His thrillers make enthralling reading.

4. This book will enthral readers of all ages.

5. He was enthrall , enthraled by the story.

6. She be enthral by the story she hear.

7. The djembe enthralls both Africans and visitors alike.

8. It made me enthralling.

9. I'm enthralled by combine harvesters.

10. He drew and enthralled her.

11. There will be an enthralling race tomorrow.

12. I am afraid I may frighten the company , frighten or enthrall them.

13. I was enthralled with his classes.

14. I was enthralled by the emptiness.

15. I found your book absolutely enthralling!

16. Harvest was a particularly enthralling experience.

17. They were enthralled with the play.

18. Her beauty and her soul alike enthralled him.

19. The audience was enthralled by this dramatic performance.

20. He was enthralled by the exciting story.

21. The passengers were enthralled by the scenery.

22. It's the most enthralling house for children I've seen.

23. Moreover, other ideas , much more enthralling, occupied his mind.

24. Music is the most enthralling phenomenon in the world.

25. The men are enthralled by her performance.