captivation

• Sustantivo que denota el estado de estar fuertemente interesado o cautivado, a menudo por algo maravilloso o inusual; también la acción de cautivar o atraer por completo la atención o el encanto.

A noun referring to the state of being intensely interested or fascinated, often by something wonderful or unusual.

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1. State of being intensely interestedC1formal

   The condition of being completely absorbed or fascinated, often by something awe-inspiring or terrifying.

   Cautivación

   • The audience watched the magician with complete captivation.
   • The documentary held the viewers in captivation from start to finish.
   • Her captivation with the ancient ruins was evident in her detailed notes.

   Sinónimosabsorptionengrossmententhrallmentfascinationimmersionpreoccupation

2. Feeling of great likingC1formal

   A strong feeling of admiration or delight for something wonderful and unusual.

   fascinación

   • His captivation with the rare bird species led him to travel across the world.
   • The child's captivation with the colorful fireworks was pure joy.
   • She felt a deep captivation for the intricate patterns of the handmade carpet.

   Sinónimosallureattractionbewitchmentcharmenchantmententhrallmentfascination