enthral

/ɪnˈθrɔl/
verb
  1. To capture and hold the complete attention or interest of someone; to fascinate.
    • The documentary about space exploration can enthral both children and adults.
    • Her novel will enthral readers with its mysterious plot.
    • The magician's performance never fails to enthral the audience.
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