Verb:

கவர்ச்சி செய்,

captivate's Usage Examples:

The straps of this style are slightly ribbed, as is the hem, but as can be expected, it's the bodice of the look that truly captivates; it's of the peek-a-boo variety.

In the end, Care Bears: The Care Quests will be enjoyable for the younger set for a short while, but, like most things targeted at children, don't expect this game to captivate their interest for long.

Whether to express trait found in the Chinese horoscope or a personal feeling or affirmation, Chinese symbols have a timeless lure that captivates people regardless of their culture.

She captivated him as she glided across the stage.

Bucket-styled, this handbag captivates with its detachable strap, and "punched" stemmed detailing print.

Horror movie posters really ignite a true passion for the genre itself and captivate the fans almost as much as the film sets out to do.

Bar Refaeli: Bar has that "angel fallen from heaven" sort of look; a combination of innocence and sensuality that captivates you.

While residing here he captivated and seduced the beautiful daughter of the prince, Philippa, sister of the empress Maria.

He had captivated the accomplished Frederick III.

Named for both its front and back "weave" pattern, this is a swimsuit that captivates!Yet for some inexplicable reason the film set in a galaxy far, far away still captivates children.

and the early Reformers were alike captivated by the charms of the Kabbalah as propounded by Reuchlin, and not only divines, but statesmen and warriors, began to study the Oriental languages in order to be able to fathom the mysteries of Jewish theosophy.

Whether rafting, camping, hiking, cycling or even taking a hot air balloon ride, visitors are bound to be captivated by the natural wonder of the area.

Truly soulful and full of personality, the Soul scents captivate men and women with their respective woodsy and flowery notes.

Synonyms:

hold, trance, bewitch, attract, enchant, capture, entrance, enamour, becharm, enamor, catch, work, beguile, appeal, fascinate, charm,

Antonyms:

studio, bore, unattractiveness, dissuade, repel,