entrancement

Meanings

• the state of being under the spell of something; being captivated or fascinated

  - "She was in a state of entrancement, unable to tear herself away from the mesmerizing display."
  - "The audience was held in entrancement as the magician performed his final, awe-inspiring trick."
  - "The sight of the sun setting over the ocean left the tourists in a state of entrancement, unable to take their eyes off the breathtaking scene."

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Rhymes

Words rhyming with entrancement
enchantment , enthrallment , infatuation , adulation , exaltation , jubilation , triumph , ecstasy , ravishment , allurement , seduction , fascination , hypnotism , trance , mesmerism , obsession , infatuation , crush , addiction , compulsion , mania , passion

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Homophones

Words having the same pronunciation but different meanings, origins, or spelling,

1. hymn
   

2. hymnal
   

3. hyme
   

4. hyem
   

5. hymeia
   

6. hymeologeia
   

7. hymeothamie
   

8. hymeotrakie
   

9. hymeotropism
   

10. hymeosis
    

11. hymeozoic
    

12. hymeograph
    

13. hymeologue
    

14. hymeothamie
    

15. hymeothamieuse
    

16. hymeotrakie
    

17. hymeotrope
    

18. hymeoxide
    

19. hymeospora
    

20. hymeosperic
    

21. hymeosperous
    

22. hymeospore
    

23. hymeosporeous
    

24. hymeosulfate
    

25. hymeostasis
    

26. hymeostatic
    

27. hymeotrope
    

28. hymeoxide
    

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Variants

List of all variants of entrancement that leads to same result
entrance , entranced , entrancement , entrancements , entrances , entrancing

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Forms

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The various forms of entrancement, such as verbal, visual, olfactory, tactile, and auditory., The various grammatical forms of entrancement, such as the infinitive form ('to be entrancement'), the gerund form ('being entrancement'), the present participle form ('entranced by something'), and the past tense form ('was entrancement').

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Etymology

origin and the way in which meanings have changed throughout history.

The word 'entrancement' comes from the Old French word 'entremes', which means 'entertainments' or 'diversions'. The word 'entremes' eventually evolved into the Modern French word 'entr'acte', which means 'between the acts' or 'intermission'. The English word 'entrancement' eventually developed from the Old French word 'entremes' and its subsequent evolution into the Modern French word 'entr'acte'. The English word 'entrancement' therefore refers to the state of being under the spell or influence of something, often something captivating, mesmerizing, or fascinating.

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Culture

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