[
UK
/ɛntɹˈɑːnsɪŋ/
]
ADJECTIVE
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capturing interest as if by a spell
enchanting music
antique papers of entrancing design
bewitching smile
a fascinating woman
an enthralling book
Roosevelt was a captivating speaker
How To Use entrancing In A Sentence
- This is both a dangerous and an entrancing, enchanting position.
- In the Philippines, an entrancing healer, allegedly, has the ability to materialize and dematerialize matter.
- The trio have been together for five years and have won numerous Dolphin Awards in that time for their entrancing, acoustic-driven Oceanic soul.
- Shipp's metallic chords against Brown's restless drumming and fitful swing are spine-tingling on Part Two, and his stately, harpsichord-like reverie entrancing on Part Three.
- Here, alas, he has never set the heather ablaze, which is a pity because his work at its best is entrancing, even - dare we say it - galvanic.
- The last short stories that succeeded in totally entrancing me were those contained in the first two books by him.
- The brief spaces in the entrancing melody offer glimpses of a lurking pressure.
- Even the emus are entrancing until they fix you with their beady stares.
- They are as lovely to look at as they are entrancingly atmospheric. Times, Sunday Times
- The light reflected off the stone, creating a golden glow he found entrancing.