Definition Synonyms
Definition of fascination - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
intense intereststate of being intensely interested or delighted
- Her fascination with the stars never faded.
2.
captivating objectsomething that causes intense interest or delight
- The magician's tricks were a source of fascination for the children.
Expressions with fascination
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to captivate or charm someone deeply
The magician's performance holds a fascination for the audience.
Origin of fascination
Latin, fascinare (to bewitch)
Terms with fascination included in their meaning
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fascination
exert a pleasing or fascinating influence
negative fascination
have a strong negative fascination with
engrossed
unable to move because of intense interest or fascination
stare
unable to move or act from intense emotion or fascination
fascination
fascinates and intrigues people, sparking interest or creativity
attention
captivate someone fully with fascination or interest
trance
in a trance-like state due to fascination
famous theft
theft that captures widespread attention and fascination
idol culture
seen as an object of intense fascination, often erotic
morbid fascination
person fascinated by death or disaster
fascination
fascinated as if under a magic spell
fascination
completely absorbed in something fascinating
captivated manner
in a way that shows strong fascination or influence by someone
cultural fascination
intense admiration or enthusiasm for England, its culture, and people
captivate
keep someone's attention completely by fascination or charm
focused
showing deep focus and fascination with something
fascination
captivated or fascinated by someone or something
fascination
someone who captivates or fascinates others
captivating
capturing attention or fascination
fascination
fascinated or enchanted by something
fascination
strong attraction that seems magical
religion
rare fascination with the Bible
captivation
capture someone's full attention or fascination
fascination emotion
state of being deeply fascinated or emotionally delighted
Examples of fascination in a sentence
The child's fascination with insects was evident in his collection. The book was a fascination for readers worldwide. His fascination with astronomy began at a young age.
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- French:fascination, émerveillement, ...
- German:Faszination, Anziehungskraft, ...
- Italian:fascinazione, incanto, ...
- Spanish:fascinación, atracción, ...
- Portuguese:fascinação, encanto, ...
- Chinese:迷恋, 吸引力, ...
- Japanese:魅了, 魅力, ...
- Arabic:سِحْر, مَصْدَرُ افْتِتان, ...
- Hebrew:קֶסֶם, רִיתּוּק, ...
- Russian:увлечение, предмет восхищения, ...
- Ukrainian:захоплення, зачарування, ...
- Hindi:आकर्षण, ...
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