What is another word for enthrallment?
Pronunciation:
[ ɛnθɹˈɔːlmənt], [ ɛnθɹˈɔːlmənt], [ ɛ_n_θ_ɹ_ˈɔː_l_m_ə_n_t]
Related words: literary enthrallment, romantic enthrallment, enthralling books, enthralling story, romance and enthrallment, what is a good book to read, what are some good books
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Synonyms for Enthrallment:
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n.
• attraction • captivity • conquest • pleasure- Bonniness ,
- agreeability ,
- amusement ,
- bliss ,
- brightness ,
- cheer ,
- cheerfulness ,
- complaisance ,
- contentment ,
- delight ,
- ecstasy ,
- enjoyment ,
- entertainment ,
- euphoria ,
- exhilaration ,
- gaiety ,
- gladness ,
- gratification ,
- happiness ,
- jollity ,
- joy ,
- joyfulness ,
- pleasure ,
- rapture ,
- relish ,
- satisfaction ,
- sunniness ,
- well-being .
Other synonyms:
- immersion .
Other relevant words:
- Enthralment ,
- Feudality ,
- Inveiglement ,
- Villenage ,
- absolutism ,
- allure ,
- appeal ,
- attention ,
- bewitchment ,
- blandishment ,
- bondage ,
- bout ,
- captivation ,
- captivity ,
- charisma ,
- concentration ,
- conjuration ,
- conquest ,
- control ,
- dependence ,
- dependency ,
- domination ,
- enchantment ,
- enslavement ,
- enticement ,
- entrapment ,
- excite ,
- fascination ,
- feudalism ,
- flirtation ,
- forbidden fruit ,
- glamour ,
- incantation ,
- inducement ,
- interest ,
- invitation ,
- involuntary servitude ,
- liking ,
- lure ,
- magnetism ,
- peonage ,
- restraint ,
- seduction ,
- serfdom ,
- servility ,
- servitude ,
- spell ,
- subjection ,
- subjugation ,
- subordination ,
- temptation ,
- thraldom ,
- thrall ,
- thralldom ,
- trance ,
- tyranny ,
- vassalage ,
- villeinage ,
- witchery ,
- wooing .
- Helotry ,
- Servileness ,
- Witcheries ,
- bullwork ,
- chains constraint ,
- committal ,
- committals ,
- durance ,
- durances ,
- feather in cap ,
- grabber ,
- grabbers ,
- hang up ,
- hangup ,
- impoundment ,
- impoundments ,
- indenture ,
- intentness ,
- internment ,
- internments ,
- menial labor ,
- obsession ,
- raptness ,
- serfhood ,
- subjugations ,
- thing for .
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How to use "Enthrallment" in context?
The word "enthrallment" is derived from the Latin word "enthrallare," which means "to captivate." Enthralling activities can include anything from a good book to a riveting movie. They can captivate us in ways that are intellectual, emotional, and even spiritual. We can be completely absorbed in what we are experiencing, and we may even find ourselves unwilling to put it down.
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