1. to captivate or fascinate completely; to hold spellbound
Usage: British spelling; American spelling is ‘enthrall’

Examples

• The magician’s performance enthralled the entire audience.
• She was enthralled by the beautiful sunset over the mountains.
• The novel’s intricate plot enthralled readers from the first page.
• Children were enthralled by the storyteller’s animated tales.
• The documentary about ocean life enthralled viewers worldwide.
• His passionate speech enthralled the crowd at the rally.