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He is enraptured in her presence.
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Diana was ENRAPTURED when she heard it. (source)ENRAPTURED = completely fascinated
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Yet in it there was a representation of a roosted bird and an entranced beast and a self-enrapturing man, except that this time the man was Orpheus and the rapture came from music rather than prayer.† (source)
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Oh, I shall enrapture Jack sometimes!† (source)
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s prudent speech aside And thus with eager words replied: "My honoured lord, this deer I see With beauty rare enraptures me.† (source)
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I'd never seen him so enraptured.† (source)
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As he talked, the fidgety students settled into their folding chairs and became enraptured by the legendary, world-traveled man who told us how proud he was of his West Virginia roots, and how we, too, should be proud of those roots, roots we all shared; and how, regardless of where we came from, each and every one of us could and should follow our dreams, just as he had followed his.† (source)
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You will enrapture him always.† (source)
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By 1930, when Louie was entering his teens, California was enraptured with eugenics, and would ultimately sterilize some twenty thousand people.† (source)
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Those two that sit above there most enrapture As being very near unto Augusta, Are as it were the two roots of this Rose.† (source)
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Trudy had stopped struggling and lay enraptured, murmuring something like "no, no, not now," watching Edgar as he came running out of the barn pushing another batch of records.† (source)
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Certainly not any politician—Barack Obama was then the most admired man in America (and likely still is), but even when the country was enraptured by his rise, most Middletonians viewed him suspiciously.† (source)
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"Jus' thought she'd like ter see 'em," shrugged Hagrid, still gazing, enraptured, at the dragons.† (source)
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Drogo will be enraptured.† (source)
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She is enraptured, as though in a pearly light.† (source)
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Juliet was sprawled on the cot, enraptured by a concrete wall.† (source)
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