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fascinated
adjective as in captivated, spellbound
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Wollny was fascinated by the works from the outset because they contained several characteristics that were unique to Bach during that period.
And yet he’s fascinated by the people who just tried to destroy him, drawn to them, eventually peering through their window at a life he wasn’t invited to join.
Both the president and many of his key advisers and followers remain fascinated, if not obsessed, with the continent from which nearly all white Americans derive their ancestry.
Bracingly, however, they are also post-despair, fascinated by what emerges “when the stories we tell ourselves have to stop.”
Early exposure to mortality didn’t upset Harvey, it fascinated her.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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