Definition of enthral - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
attentioncapture someone's full attention and interest
- The movie enthralled the audience from start to finish.
2.
controlRare UK hold someone as a thrall or enslaveRare UK
- The conqueror sought to enthral the defeated people.
Origin of enthral
Old English, enthrallen (to enslave)
Examples of enthral in a sentence
The book enthralled him so much he couldn't put it down. The tyrant aimed to enthral the villagers with fear. The sorcerer used magic to enthral the minds of the weak.
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- French:captiver, asservir, ...
- German:fesseln, versklaven, ...
- Italian:affascinare, asservire, ...
- Spanish:cautivar, esclavizar, ...
- Portuguese:cativar, escravizar, ...
- Chinese:吸引, 奴役, ...
- Japanese:魅了する, 奴隷にする, ...
- Arabic:أسر, اِسْتَعْبَدَ, ...
- Hebrew:לִלְכּוֹד אֶת תְּשׂוּמַת הַלֵּב, לְשַׁעְבֵּד, ...
- Russian:увлечь, порабощать, ...
- Ukrainian:захопити, поневолювати, ...
- Hindi:मंत्रमुग्ध करना, गुलाम बनाना, ...
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