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Meaning of thoroughly fascinated
The primary meaning of "thoroughly fascinated" is to be completely and utterly captivated or absorbed by something.
Etymology of thoroughly fascinated
The word "thoroughly" comes from the Old English word "thurh", meaning "through" or "completely", and the word "fascinated" comes from the Latin word "fascinare", meaning "to bewitch" or "to enchant".
The phrase "thoroughly fascinated" has been used in English since the 15th century to describe a state of being completely captivated or absorbed by something.
Synonyms
completely enchanted
utterly captivated
totally absorbed
entirely engrossed
fully intrigued
deeply interested
completely absorbed
utterly fascinated
totally spellbound
completely delighted
entirely thrilled
fully entertained
highly impressed
completely amazed
totally stunned
utterly bewildered
completely bewildered
entirely astonished
fully flabbergasted
highly captivated
completely charmed
utterly beguiled
totally enamored
completely smitten
entirely enamored
fully infatuated
highly enthralled
completely entranced
utterly hypnotized
totally mesmerized
Definitions
- Thoroughly fascinated refers to a state of being completely captivated or absorbed by something, such as an idea, activity, or person.
- * It can also describe a strong feeling of interest or enthusiasm for something, making one fully engaged and attentive.
Usage Examples
- She was thoroughly fascinated by the art exhibition and spent hours admiring the paintings.
- * The children were thoroughly fascinated by the magic show and watched with wide eyes.
- * He was thoroughly fascinated by the book and read it from cover to cover in one sitting.
Antonyms
slightly interested
mildly amused
somewhat bored
partially engaged
hardly enthused
barely entertained
not impressed
uninterested
disenchanted
disconnected
detached
unenthusiastic
apathetic
indifferent
unengaged
disengaged
bored
jaded
unamused
unmoved