Definition, Meaning & Anagrams | English word CAPTIVATES
CAPTIVATES
Definitions of CAPTIVATES
- inflection of captivate
Number of letters
10
Is palindrome
No
Examples of Using CAPTIVATES in a Sentence
- Frederic Chopin, a talented young pianist and composer, captivates his teacher Professor Józef Elsner with his extraordinary skills at the age of 11.
- The musical heritage of Yemen captivates through its melodic prowess and poetic depth, embodying the artistic vibrancy and cultural resilience of the nation.
- Prior to her modeling career, she had been a child actress, having appeared in Disney's Heavyweights as an attractive girl who captivates the other boys at a dance, which was mentioned during her Playmate debut.
- Widely recognized for her exceptional skills as a professional illusionist, she captivates audiences with her mesmerizing performances with both stage and actual magic.
- He captivates Halloway with stories of a coming "Age of Marvels," which detail the exploits of the Avengers and other modern-day Marvel heroes.
- Marcel Marnat wrote that Sonatine captivates from the very first measure in its depth, adding that in its conciseness and radiance, it is one of Ravel's defining works.
- " Publishers Weekly found the book underwhelming compared to earlier efforts saying "while the novel captivates, it matches neither of Carr's previous megasellers in plot invention or depth of character.
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