Definition
Definition of fascinator - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
headwearRare UK decorative headpiece worn by womenRare UK
- She wore a stunning fascinator to the royal wedding..
2.
captivating objectRare UK something that fascinates or captivatesRare UK
- The magician's tricks were a true fascinator for the audience..
Images of fascinator

decorative headpiece worn by women
Origin of fascinator
Latin, fascinare (to bewitch)
Examples of fascinator in a sentence
The bride's mother wore an elegant fascinator. The new gadget was a real fascinator at the tech fair. Her storytelling skills were a fascinator for the kids.
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- French:fascinator, fascinateur, ...
- German:Hutschmuck, Faszinosum, ...
- Italian:ornamento per capelli, incantatore, ...
- Spanish:tocado, fascinador, ...
- Portuguese:fascinator, fascinador, ...
- Chinese:头饰, 迷人的事物, ...
- Japanese:ファシネーター, 魅了するもの, ...
- Arabic:زِينَة رَأْس, شَيء آسِر, ...
- Hebrew:כִּסּוּי רֹאשׁ מְקֻשָּׁט, מוּשָׁא הַכּוֹסֵה, ...
- Russian:фасцинатор, завораживающий объект, ...
- Ukrainian:головний убір, захоплюючий об'єкт, ...
- Hindi:फैसिनेटर, मोहक वस्तु, ...
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