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Meaning of captivation
The state of being completely attracted and interested in something
Etymology of captivation
The word "captivation" originates from the Latin words "captivus" meaning "captive" and the suffix "-ation" which forms a noun indicating a process or state
Historically, the term has been used to describe a state of being under the control or influence of someone or something, often in a charming or attractive manner
Synonyms
enchantment
fascination
charm
allure
appeal
attraction
enthrallment
spell
captivate
entice
beguile
mesmerize
hypnotize
enthrall
bewitch
enchant
delight
thrill
intrigue
absorb
engross
rivet
grip
hold
transfix
dazzle
captivate
spellbind
mesmerize
fascinate
allure
attract
charm
bewitch
enthrall
beguile
hypnotize
Definitions
- The state of being charmed or attracted to something
- * A feeling of great interest or attraction
Usage Examples
- The fireworks display held the crowd in captivation with its dazzling colors and patterns
- * The novel's complex plot and characters were a source of captivation for many readers
Antonyms
boredom
disinterest
indifference
repulsion
aversion
distaste
dislike
apathy
disaffection
detachment
unconcern
uninterest
tedium
dullness
monotony
tediousness
uninspiring
unattractive
unappealing
uninviting
unpleasant
disagreeable