captivation
ˌkæptɪˈveɪʃən
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Definition of captivation - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

attractionRarethe act of attracting and holding interestRare
  • The captivation of the audience was evident during the performance.
  • Her captivation with the novel was intense.
  • The captivation of the crowd was palpable at the concert.
enchantment fascination
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Origin of captivation

Latin, captare (to seize) + ion (action)

Terms with captivation included in their meaning

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captivation
disrupt a captivating or mesmerizing effect
captivation
act of captivating or enchanting someone
captivation
halt actions from a captivating look
captivation
captivate or hold someone's attention
captivation
capture someone's full attention or fascination
captivation
the act of capturing complete attention
captivation
state of being deeply fascinated or captivated
captivation
act of capturing complete attention or inducing trance

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  1. French:captivation, ...
  2. German:Faszination, ...
  3. Italian:fascinazione, ...
  4. Spanish:fascinación, ...
  5. Portuguese:cativação, ...
  6. Chinese:着迷, ...
  7. Japanese:魅了, ...
  8. Arabic:افتتان, ...
  9. Hebrew:שְׁבִי, ...
  10. Russian:увлечение, ...
  11. Ukrainian:захоплення, ...
  12. Hindi:मोहकता, ...
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