1. to hold the complete attention or interest of someone
2. to write or copy something in large, clear letters
Usage: formal; legal

Examples

• The mystery novel completely engrossed her for hours.
• He was so engrossed in his work that he forgot to eat lunch.
• The documentary engrossed viewers with its stunning wildlife footage.
• She became engrossed in the conversation and lost track of time.
• The lawyer will engross the final contract on official paper.
• The clerk engrossed the important document in elegant script.