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Meaning of Enthral
To captivate or charm someone very much
Definitions
- To attract and hold the attention of someone very much, because they are very interesting or enjoyable
- * To fill someone with wonder or delight
Etymology of Enthral
The word "enthral" originated from the Old English words "þral" or "þrall", meaning servant or slave, and the prefix "en-", which means to make or cause to be
Historically, it was used to describe being captivated or charmed, as if one was a servant or slave to the captivating force
Example Uses
- The fireworks display enthralled the crowd with its vibrant colors and patterns
- * The movie's plot was so complex that it enthralled me from start to finish
- * The musician's performance enthralled the audience with its energy and passion
Antonyms & Near Antonyms
bore
annoy
irritate
repel
disgust
offend
displease
disturb
upset
depress
disenchant
disillusion
disappoint
dishearten
discourage
unimpress
uninspire
disengage
detached
uninterested
apathetic
indifferent
unenthusiastic