entrance
2verb (used with object), en·tranced, en·tranc·ing.
Origin of entrance
2Synonyms for entrance
Related Words for entranced
bewitch, fascinate, enthrall, mesmerize, enrapture, enchant, rejoice, ravish, please, delight, charm, gladden, spellbind, attract, transport, anesthetizeExamples from the Web for entranced
Contemporary Examples of entranced
The leading military minds of Europe, Tuchman believes, were entranced by the cult of the offensive.
Barbara Tuchman’s ‘The Guns of August’ Is Still WWI’s Peerless ChronicleJames A. Warren
September 29, 2014
Now another monologue, also spoken by a woman who has experienced more than most can fathom, has left me entranced and devastated.
Instead, the writers appear too entranced by the sheer magnitude of their data-set (and seemingly want it even larger).
Pluto is god of the underworld whose wife Persephone sits frozen, entranced or asleep on her throne.
There is a myth, dating back to George Washington, that voters are entranced by the reluctant presidential candidate.
Historical Examples of entranced
Murgatroyd was entranced that so many people wanted to talk to him.
Pariah PlanetMurray Leinster
He was entranced with her loveliness, for it was indeed a marvellous thing.
At the Back of the North WindGeorge MacDonald
As the chamber came into view the boys were entranced at the sight.
The Wonder Island Boys: The TribesmenRoger Finlay
He rubbed his eyes to see if he were dreaming, entranced with his surroundings.
The Root of EvilThomas Dixon
Can I attribute my entranced interest on that occasion to her brilliance?
The Blue WallRichard Washburn Child