entrancing
Americanadjective
Other Word Forms
- entrancingly adverb
Etymology
Origin of entrancing
First recorded in 1835–45; entrance 2 + -ing 2
Example Sentences
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Trump's fighting spirit is likely entrancing to many other Americans outside of the Republican Party and the MAGAverse as well.
From Salon
The great irony is that Nicholson herself produced what Disney couldn’t: a comprehensive, entrancing experience that held my attention.
From New York Times
Janis Paige, an entrancing singer, dancer and actress who starred in the original 1954 Broadway production of the hit musical “The Pajama Game,” died on Sunday at her home in Los Angeles.
From New York Times
Still the sounds were entrancing and the giant puppet impressive.
From Los Angeles Times
His rich baritone voice and entrancing speaking style drew new worshipers.
From New York Times
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