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fascinated

[fas-uh-ney-tid] / ˈfæs əˌneɪ tɪd /


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Perhaps the most likely reveal of any new probe into Washington’s UFO files will be that many people at the Pentagon are just as fascinated by the prospect of aliens as the rest of America.

From The Wall Street Journal

Then she became fascinated by drones - the nimble, deadly aircraft that have become centrepieces of the war in Ukraine - and in March 2025 joined the army.

From BBC

Pushing 50, I’m almost closer to Maude’s age than I am to Harold’s and while I’m still fascinated with death, it’s taken an optimistic turn, in no small credit to the examples their characters set.

From Salon

He pulled at the sheet, fascinated, as more and more of it unrolled.

From Literature

“I’m not too good at brain stuff,” he mumbled, and went back to being fascinated with his shoe.

From Literature