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Meaning of entranced
The primary meaning of the word "entranced" is to be completely filled with wonder and delight.
Etymology of entranced
The word "entranced" originates from the Old French word "entrancer," meaning to put into a trance, which is derived from the verb "trancer," meaning to stun or dazzle
 Historically, the word has been used to describe a state of being under a spell or enchantment, and its usage dates back to the 15th century
Synonyms
Definitions
- Feeling great delight or wonder, especially because of something beautiful or attractive
- In a state of being completely absorbed or fascinated by something
Usage Examples
- The audience was entranced by the magician's performance, unable to look away from the tricks and illusions
- She was entranced by the beauty of the sunset, watching in awe as the colors changed across the sky
- The music was so captivating that the crowd was entranced, singing along to every word
Antonyms
                                                unimpressed
                                                                        bored
                                                                        disenchanted
                                                                        unenthusiastic
                                                                        unmoved
                                                                        indifferent
                                                                        apathetic
                                                                        disinterested
                                                                        unengaged
                                                                        detached
                                                                        unresponsive
                                                                        unconcerned
                                                                        uninvolved
                                                                        unaffected
                                                                        impassive
                                                                        lethargic
                                                                        sluggish
                                                                        dull
                                                                        unentertained