Definition
Definition of captation - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
psychologyDated UK act of capturing attention or affectionDated UK
- His captation of the audience was impressive.
2.
deceptionDated UK act of obtaining something through deceitDated UK
- The captation of the inheritance was discovered later.
Origin of captation
Latin, captatio (seizing) + -ion (action)
Examples of captation in a sentence
Her captation of his heart was swift and complete. His captation of the funds was revealed during the audit. The captation of the prize was achieved through lies.
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- French:captivation, obtention frauduleuse, ...
- German:Aufmerksamkeitserregung, Betrug, ...
- Italian:attrazione, ottenimento fraudolento, ...
- Spanish:captación, obtención fraudulenta, ...
- Portuguese:atração, obtenção por engano, ...
- Chinese:注意力捕获, 骗取, ...
- Japanese:注意を引くこと, 詐欺, ...
- Arabic:جَذْبُ الانْتِبَاه, اِسْتِحْواذ بِالخِداع, ...
- Hebrew:לְכִידַת תְּשׂוּמַת לֵב, הַשָּׂגָה בְּמִרְמָה, ...
- Russian:привлечение внимания, захват, ...
- Ukrainian:захоплення уваги, отримання обманом, ...
- Hindi:ध्यानाकर्षण, धोखाधड़ी, ...
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