fascinate
fasc
ˈfæs
fās
i
ə
ē
nate
ˌneɪt
neit
British pronunciation
/fˈæsɪnˌe‍ɪt/

Definition & Meaning of "fascinate"in English

to fascinate
01

to capture someone's interest or curiosity

Transitive: to fascinate sb
to fascinate definition and meaning
example
Examples
The exotic animals at the zoo fascinate the children, sparking their curiosity.
The scientist 's research findings fascinated the academic community.
02

to make someone stand still or become motionless, often due to an irresistible or captivating influence

Transitive: to fascinate sb/sth
example
Examples
The hypnotist 's words fascinated the audience, leaving them frozen in place.
The sudden, dazzling display of lights fascinated the crowd, causing them to stand motionless.
03

to draw someone in with an irresistible charm or allure

Transitive: to fascinate sb
example
Examples
Her smile fascinated everyone in the room, drawing their attention instantly.
The glowing stars in the night sky fascinated her, making her feel at peace.
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