Synonym: bewitch, charm, delight, fascinate. Similar words: captivation, motivate, cultivated, adaptive, motivation, private, privately, the private sector. Meaning: ['kæptɪveɪt] 
v. attract; cause to be enamored.
v. attract; cause to be enamored. 
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(31) The allure and charm of Paris captivate all who visit there.
(32) Computer games captivate children easily with their visual and sound effects.
(33) I would captivate them with money before telling them that we needed to deforest their land.
(34) You can learn how to captivate and engage your audience.
(35) It is rare, delicate and will certainly captivate its recipient.
(36) The first chapter Owen read was of course about football and it didn't take long to captivate and enthral the kids.
(37) An important romantic relationship may begin to captivate you this month, too.
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(39) Sometimes the aesthetics of the image itself captivate. Sometimes the thrill is the magic of a dead-on fabulous technique for getting at elusive data.
(40) Abruzzi still stares at the corner of his cell where a faintly discernable image continues to captivate his attention.
(41) Although there might not be much at first appearance to captivate, there was, at least, nothing to disgust her relations.
More similar words: captivation, motivate, cultivated, adaptive, motivation, private, privately, the private sector, captain, capture, aptitude, innovative, deceptive, receptive, conservative, preemptive, excavate, enervate, aggravate, encapsulate, encapsulated, adapt, adapt to, chapter, adaptable, diva, Cap., cap, rival, avatar.